Series 5 / Episode 6 ft Dominic Sandbrook: The Making of the Modern Tax Base Part Two
Update: 2022-10-12
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In this episode Harriet and Grahame are joined by internationally renowned historian Dominic Sandbrook of the Rest is History podcast to discuss the making of the modern British tax base.
In part two they cover the period from mid 1960s to 1990 discussing the Great Inflation, the Winter of Discontent and the Thatcher Revolution along with the recent developments in UK, the impacts these events had on the tax policy and structure of the tax system of the UK, and finally does politics even really have an impact.
Dominic Sandbrook is a leading historian and author of a series of books on post-war Britain including Never Had it So Good, White Heat, Who Dares Wins and State of Emergency. He has made several TV Series for BBC (including “the 70s” and “the 80s with Dominic Sandbrook”). He is the co-presenter of the podcast The Rest is History with Tom Holland. He also writes for the Daily Mail, Sunday Times and has authored a highly successful series of children’s history books called “Adventures in Time”.
In part two they cover the period from mid 1960s to 1990 discussing the Great Inflation, the Winter of Discontent and the Thatcher Revolution along with the recent developments in UK, the impacts these events had on the tax policy and structure of the tax system of the UK, and finally does politics even really have an impact.
Dominic Sandbrook is a leading historian and author of a series of books on post-war Britain including Never Had it So Good, White Heat, Who Dares Wins and State of Emergency. He has made several TV Series for BBC (including “the 70s” and “the 80s with Dominic Sandbrook”). He is the co-presenter of the podcast The Rest is History with Tom Holland. He also writes for the Daily Mail, Sunday Times and has authored a highly successful series of children’s history books called “Adventures in Time”.
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