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Britain continued in that vein for most of the 20th century, with the Depression only increasing anti-market sentiment. In 1938 an ambitious young right-wing MP surveyed the British economy: ¡°The weakness of partial planning seems to me to arise from the incomplete and limited application of the principles of planning. The lesson of these errors, which I regard as errors of limitation, is not that we should retreat. On the contrary, we must advance, more rapidly and still further, upon the road of conscious regulation.¡± Harold Macmillan went on to become a post-war Conservative prime minister, which shows how far the centre had shifted.
Gradually, however, an anti-state right began to emerge. In 1960 Friedrich Hayek wrote ¡°The Constitution of Liberty¡±, partly in response to what he saw in Britain. In 1978 another young Tory with a Macmillanish pedigree, William Waldegrave, took a very different line in ¡°The Binding of Leviathan¡±: ¡°No one knows how to run bureaucracies. Bureaucracies are increasing. No wonder the public thinks something is wrong.¡± In 1979 Margaret Thatcher hurled herself at these bureaucracies—and a new creed, very different from Fabianism, rippled out across the world.
Now the promise of renewed radicalism is in the air. David Cameron¡¯s coalition government of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats is pursuing the most daring course in the rich world. That judgment is based on two things: the severity of its spending cuts (many departments are being slimmed by a fifth) and the fact that it is trying to change the structure of the state.
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