History help:

Margaret Thatcher’s belief that civil servants are inferior to business-people reflects a belief in

a. socialism.
b. labor unions.
c. the free-market economy.
d. a “Third Way” between socialism and a free-market economy.

Question

History help:

Margaret Thatcher’s belief that civil servants are inferior to business-people reflects a belief in

a. socialism.
b. labor unions.
c. the free-market economy.
d. a “Third Way” between socialism and a free-market economy.

rose4825 · Answer

@wwhitlock @osprey

osprey · Answer

@rose4825 it's a toss up between c and d.

"Kitchen cabinets" and other "anti civil servants" tricks (non minuted meetings etc) seem to have been part of T and Blair's style of ... ????????????????????????

I've got a sad smirk on my face as I write this ... T seems to have been about as divisive figure in UK pols as Blair, and wait and see what happens now in US, China, Russia, France, and Italy ...

T's fights (literally, i think) with the trade unions - orgreave was it, eg. gets b out of the way.
I think that Blair is more of the "third way" stuff.

I think that all pols have to proclaim their countries workforce, otherwise ... It's a question of what the said force thinks of the pols' "proclamations". And of their war mongering tendencies (T and F'lands, Blair and just about everything in sight. Dubya with Blair etc etc etc)

rose4825 · Answer

I wrote C as my answer after reading the material, and seeing as you also thought that could be a possible answer then I think it's correct

osprey · Answer

And an awful lot of rancour and acrimony is tied up in the events we're discussing !
@IrishBoy123

irishboy123 · Answer

defo C for me too :)

totally wrong, of course, qv Belgium 🙄