But some believe that there were downsides, too. 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.”
但也有人认为这有利也有弊。《绅士资本主义之死》（The Death of Gentlemanly Capitalism）的作者菲利普·奥格（Philip Augar）认为“金融城的好传统连同坏习惯一起被抛弃了，”撒切尔的改革“让我们仓促地奔向金融危机。”