The Prudence of Mr. Gordon Brown by William Keegan
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Overview: The economic policy of new Labour has been fundamental to its success. Gordon Brown has been at the very heart of new Labour’s economic policy since the late 1980s and has been highly instrumental in convincing both the British public and the City that a Labour government can run the economy responsibly. He has generally been a popular and well-respected Chancellor – during his early years in office, he was highly praised for his prudence and yet now, well into the second term of office many of the issues on which the Blair government was elected, such as health and education, have not yet been satisfactorily addressed, and Gordon Brown is now being criticised for what many see as his imprudence in handling the nation’s finances.
Examining how successful Labourâ??s economic policy has really been, when allowing for the good fortune of a world-wide economic boom, Keegan provides insights into the policies of new Labour, Gordon Brown’s rise to power, the impact of his policies and how future policies might influence the economy.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Biographies & Memoirs
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