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We’re in dark days for market liberalism

15 October 2022

8:58 PM

15 October 2022

8:58 PM

If there is anything that the swift overturning of Prime Minister Liz Truss’s purported free market revolution has taught us, it is the utter lack of enthusiasm for economic liberalization à la Reagan and Thatcher across the West right now.

Yes, the lousy roll-out of the mini-budget by Truss’s now ex-Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng played a role in the prime minister’s rapid and multiple U-turns.

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