How did margaret thatcher’s political leadership impact britain’s government-run industries? (1 point)
a. it expanded government-run industries.
b. it privatized government-run industries.
c. it unionized government-run industries.
d. it downsized government-run industries.

Hi!

The answer to your question would be option B. It privatized government-run industries.

Explanation:

Margaret Tatcher came to power with hopes to revive the stagnant British economy with market-based reforms, and one of her most famous moves that is still remembered by many was the famous privatization of things. Through this, Tatcher privatized and oversaw the sale of many major businesses companies, such as British Airways, British Telecom, British Steel, and British Gas.

Her idea proved to be a success in Britain and, consequently, other countries in Europe and Latin America started privatizing business companies as well.

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explanation:

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