This book forms the second volume to The Rise and Fall of Monetarism. It details the conflicts which arose as a result of the divisions between the principles advocated by the monetarists, the Keynesians, the Europeans and the cynics whose voices influenced the management of the British economy in the last decade. The book includes explanations of economics as well as colourful and credible portraits of Thatcher, Lawson, Sir Alan Walters, John Major, Norman Lamont and others responsible for the parlous state of the British economy.