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2nd March 2017
As the UK heads for a clean break from the European Union, the redesign of its economic model will no doubt focus on its trading relationship with the rest of the world. A more meaningful debate however might focus on domestic economic policy. Since Margaret Thatcher's "Tell Sid" campaign, which invited everyone to take a stake in the newly privatised British Gas, ownership has been going backwards in all respects. Writing for CapX, Equitile's CEO looks at the public policy implications and how they might frame the debate going forward.
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