Wellington - Sir Roger Douglas, architect of sweeping free market changes that transformed the New Zealand economy two decades ago, was returned to parliament as part of the swing to the right in Saturday's election.
Douglas, now 70, was Finance Minister from 1984-88 in the Labour government that steered such radical reforms that a senior aide to Britain's Conservative Party said even its "Iron Lady" leader Margaret Thatcher would not dare to go so far.
Wellington - Sir Roger Douglas, architect of sweeping free market changes that transformed the New Zealand economy two decades ago, was returned to parliament as part of the swing to the right in Saturday's election.
