But the new government would need to win the confidence of the markets and the means of doing so would be higher interest rates than in the rest of the UK, with tough controls over spending to boot.
Mr. Stein said public support for tougher control over immigration, along with the uncertain economic outlook, would work against approval of any sweeping plan.
In crowded cities there are tougher controls over demolition.
The review wants tougher controls over "highly misleading" advertising and marketing practices, warning that "before and after" pictures can be digitally enhanced.
A crackdown on cosmetic surgery, including tougher controls over who can offer treatments and how they can be marketed, is urged in a review spearheaded by the NHS's senior doctor that warns of the "normalisation" of surgical procedures in pursuit of a designer body.
On the "tight" side of the equation, there will be tough central control over IT projects, and stringent spending controls to ensure the civil service achieves savings by negotiating bulk purchaes of equipment from laptops to paper.
The council said that limits would include tough controls on market access, reinforced environmental supervision and stricter controls over land use, as well as guidance to the state-controlled banking industry not to bend lending standards for these industries.
But "she was also a mean, tough, controlling bitch".
Over the last two decades, Mexico City (known locally as "the DF", short for Distrito Federal) has instituted tough controls on both industrial and automobile pollution.
The Ukrainian government is taking a tougher stance on control over right-wing nationalist groups that have grown in prominence by ordering the disarmament of all vigilante militia groups.
