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Can the ambitious U.K. finance minister maintain fiscal prudence while keeping the prime minister happy?
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Sooner or later, all U.K. Chancellors of the Exchequer have a choice to make: Are they the prime minister’s executive assistant for financial affairs? Or their successor in waiting?
It’s a question that comes up because of the relative might of the U.K. Treasury and the ghosts of great Chancellors past, from William Gladstone to Winston Churchill to Gordon Brown.
