How 'trickle-down economics' backfired on Britain's shortest-serving prime minister
The U.K.'s ex-Prime Minister Liz Truss goes down in history as the country's shortest-serving leader — departing just 44 days into the job — after her controversial trickle-down economic strategy unleashed chaos on financial markets, political infighting, and her eventual resignation. But just what is trickle-down economics and where did it all go wrong?
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How 'trickle-down economics' backfired on Britain's shortest-serving prime minister
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