“Clearly, Thatcher and Reagan together established the importance of markets, but we’ve obviously seen a huge recession, and perhaps Thatcher would be rather more responsive to the need in countries around the world to actually get growth,” says Blanchflower. “I think Thatcher was a realist.”
Blanchflower continues, “There is a significant legacy for Thatcher both in the U.K., in the U.S., and elsewhere.”
Watch the full interview, broadcast on 4/8/13 on Bloomberg Television.