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。孩子们没有前途,没有未来;人们因失业和失业带来的尊严的丧失而绝望。这就是发疯的市场力量。

MARGARET THATCHER: The political consequences of the failure of the strike were incalculable。

撒切尔夫人:罢工失败带来的政治后果无法估量。

GORDON BROWN; Labor Finance Minister: The coal…mining strike of the early 1980s was a tragedy for so many of the mining families that were involved in it。

GORDON BROWN,工党财政大臣:八十年代初期的煤矿工人罢工队卷入到其中的无数矿工家庭来说是一场悲剧。

NARRATOR: Perhaps the greatest political impact was on the Labor Party that had all along opposed Thatcher's free…market policies。

旁白:可能最大的政治影响是影响了一直反对撒切尔自由市场政策的工党。

GORDON BROWN: I came into politics as someone who lived in an area which was an old mining munity。 The problem for the left in the past was that they equated the public interest with public ownership and public regulation; and therefore they assumed that markets were not therefore in the public interest。 What we have had to explain both to ourselves and to the country …… and now I believe it's possible to explain this to the rest of the world as well …… is that markets are in the public interest。

GORDON BROWN:我和一位居住在老矿区的人一起步入政界,过去遗留的问题是他们把公众利益与公众所有权和公众规则进行换算。他们因此假设市场不符合公众利益。我们不得不对自己和国家解释的事情-现在我相信这也可以向世界其他地方的人解释-是市场符合公众利益

DANIEL YERGIN: One of the most important things that the government of Margaret Thatcher does is invent this thing called privatization; that is; taking these state…owned panies; these nationalized industries; and selling shares to the public。

丹尼尔。尤金:最重要的事情这一是玛格丽特?撒切尔德政府确实创造了私有化,也就是说,把那些国有公司、国有化行业的股份卖给公众。

NARRATOR: One by one the Thatcher government put the manding heights of the British economy up for sale: electricity; telephones; oil; gas; coal; steel; trains; and planes …… even water。 Before long; two…thirds of the state…owned industries were

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