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Origins and Implementationdministrations together sought an alternative economic paradigm to reverse stagflation. Thatcher and Reagan argued that their monetary policy would address the crippling levels of inflation, which were preventing real economic growth. Monetarism, the economic theory espoused by the Nobel Laureate Mi

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From Prescribed Policy to Pragmatismmented. This chapter will focus on how the respective administrations viewed each other’s ‘monetarist’ policies; Friedman’s response to the two administrations’ policies; and, more briefly, the monetary policies pursued by Thatcher and Reagan during their remaining time in office. Finally, this chap

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Origins and First Term Cuts ‘freedom’, shared by both Thatcher and Reagan, of individuals being free from the burdensome state and free to choose how they will spend their money. Few in either administration, let alone the general public, arguably understood monetarism and the intricacies of privatisation and deregulation. Bu

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Second Term Cuts and Policy Transferl examine the implementation of tax policies in Britain and America after 1984 and the extent of policy transfer between the Thatcher and Reagan administrations in taxation policy. It will also focus on the implementation of enterprise zones in Britain and America, the press reaction to the administ