"There is no such thing as society; there are individual men and women."
The struggle of Margaret Thatcher, who eradicated the 'British Disease' born of welfare excess and ruthlessly, thoroughly implanted a free-market economy.
1. Uncompromising Market Orthodoxy
Violent union strikes were ruthlessly crushed by state power and market discipline. State-owned enterprises were privatized, and welfare provisions were curtailed. Despite the immediate opprobrium, this represented the zenith of resolve, ultimately rescuing the British economy from its protracted stagnation.