So where will the next economic revolution come from? Under Margaret Thatcher Britain introduced a set of economic reforms that have become pretty much the norm for the developed world. The most ...

The reforms of Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher share some similarities to Australian prime ministers including Hawke and Howard, but the main thread in all their supply-side reforms was tax ...

Reform leader plans to rip up institutions governing economic policy and appoint 100 new peers if he becomes PM ...

Wealth creation and unregulated markets were key So-called supply side reform, covering the labour market and tax cuts to boost enterprise was another key feature of Thatcherite economic policy.

It was a bad weekend on the World Cup soccerfield for the US and England. And a tough one for a pair of their political icons, Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, whose regulatory policies were ...

In order to combat economic recession, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, after becoming the prime minister in 1979, launched a series of radical reforms which met with a mixed reception.

Foreign policy isn’t all that Margaret Thatcher and her team had in common with Ronald Reagan and his. The 1980s also saw much crossing of the Atlantic — in both directions — by their ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been accused of “channelling” Margaret Thatcher with new financial reforms – with Scotland’s First Minister saying her “extraordinary” actions show the UK ...

LONDON — Nigel Lawson, a former British finance minister who was an architect of Margaret Thatcher’s economic reforms but fell out with her over what would become the European Union, ...

Baroness Thatcher’s “favourite businessman”, Lord Young, led tributes from a raft of Britain’s corporate leaders, saying the former Prime Minister “changed the economy of the world”.