Philip Augar, the author of The Death of Gentlemanly Capitalism, argues that “Good characteristics of the City were thrown out along with the bad,” and that Thatcher’s reforms “put us on a helter-skelter course towards the financial crisis.”
Philip Augar, autor de The Death of Gentlemanly Capitalism señala que “las buenas cosas de la City se perdieron junto con las malas”, y que las reformas de Thatcher “nos pusieron en ese camino vertiginoso hacia la crisis financiera.”