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  • Margaret Thatcher
    Thatcherism

    During her watch, British Airways, British Gas, and British Telecom were transferred to private ownership. Guided by the monetarism of Milton Friedman, Thatcher imposed tight controls on the printing of money. In accordance with supply-side economic theory, she sought to keep taxes low and to curb the power of trade…

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    During her watch, British Airways, British Gas, and British Telecom were transferred to private ownership. Guided by the monetarism of Milton Friedman, Thatcher imposed tight controls on the printing of money. In accordance with supply-side economic theory, she sought to keep taxes low and to curb the power of trade…

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