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Today, Patrick Minford, when I was a teenager in the 1980s,

Margaret Thatcher's favourite economist was the bet noir of progressives,

the arch-monitorist who advocated for low taxes, free trade and deregulation to stimulate the economy,

seemed blind to the consequences for ordinary people, and, ironically, was headquartered at the University of

Liverpool. Minford faded from view in the 2000s but resurfaced as the

founder, and apparently sole significant member of economists for Brexit, where his sunny boosterism

enraged remainers like me. This summer Liz Truss cited him as her

guiding economist and the jaw-dropping disaster of this autumn's trust quatane

budget was pure minfidism. Ignore Treasury orthodoxy, go for stronger economic growth and don't worry

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