Legitimate | Socialist Action 1983

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sections of capital looking relatively directly to the for economic and solutions, those seeking more narrow 'national' solutions policies.

This difference is seen in France in divisions between the followers of expresident Giscard d'Estaing on the one side and the Gaullists on the other. West Germany the difference exists between the In short within the overall structural shifts in the brought about by Thatcher there are a variety of issues on which British capital regards debate as quite legitimate and on which it as differences. Owe • is sumpiy slaking out a specific position made by Thatcher. It is scarce y PoSSIbIc to im. agine a more satisfactory SLalC for British capital Perhaps Hattersley will en title has policy the 'social market Labour economy' anyway don't say yol haven't been warned. Thi economic policy document must be totally thrown out by the labour movement at next week's party conference.

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Socialist Action 21 September 1984