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If Japan is in decline, who is going without what?
From Mr Andrew Hamilton. Sir, I found much of interest in Martin Wolf’s article ‘The risky task of relaunching Japan’ (March 6) on Japanese monetary policy
10:24pm
FCC must unpick broadband cartel
From Mr Martyn Roetter. Sir, Niels Erich’s letter omits to point to the decision to approve the formation of a broadband and video cartel between Comcast and Verizon in August last year
10:21pm
Hungary debating which churches deserve taxpayer money
From Mr András Stefanovszky. Sir, The tone of the FT’s reporting on Hungary continues to be as superficial and biased as it was 12 months ago
10:20pm
Death of executive search has been much exaggerated
From Mr Peter M. Felix. Sir, In response to Andrew Hill’s article: I think Mark Twain summed it up in his famous quote about the exaggeration of his death
10:19pm
LinkedIn not just for headhunting
From Ms Caroline Garnham. Sir, Andrew Hill’s assessment of LinkedIn’s impact on recruitment may be accurate, but it certainly feeds into the stereotype that LinkedIn is all about headhunting
10:02pm
Date must be set by April 1 2014
From Tim Yeo MP and Barry Gardiner MP. Sir, Edward Davey (Letters, March 1) assures us that the government is legislating to set a 2030 carbon target, to be decided in 2016
10:00pm
Treasury has blocked a useful study
From Mr Stephen Radley and others. Sir, The Treasury’s blocking of a major review looking at resource availability and climate change is a missed opportunity
9:59pm
Propositioning works both ways
From The Rev Frank J. Gelli. Sir, The Lucy Kellaway experience should not induce your readers to conclude that improper propositions are necessarily always going from male to female
9:57pm
Not according to my calculations . . .
From Mr Harvey Cole. Sir, Two mathematical oddities in your March 6 edition
Mar 6, 2013
Danger where the differences stop
From Prof Juan E. Corradi. Sir, Gideon Rachman is right in pointing out the ostensive differences between the new populism in Europe and old-vintage fascism
Mar 6, 2013
Brazil is our invaluable partner in global race
From Robert Halfon MP and others. Sir, We were concerned to read that the Home Office wants to remove the current visa travel arrangements between Brazil and the UK
Mar 6, 2013
Japan’s monetary kite unlikely to take off soon
From Mr Alok Sheel. Sir, Martin Wolf raises some interesting issues regarding the strategy that the new team in Bank of Japan could adopt in trying to address deflation
Mar 6, 2013
‘Bureaucrats’ not behind bonus cap proposal
From Sharon Bowles MEP. Sir, Andrea Leadsom claims that the cap on bankers’ bonuses is a ‘vengeful’ proposal from the European Commission, aiming to restrict the UK financial services industry
Mar 6, 2013
Problem summed up in one sentence
From Mr Peter Malmqvist. Sir, Andrea Leadsom writes: ‘A banker in London can literally put the phone down on Friday evening and pick it up on Monday morning in New York and carry on’
Mar 6, 2013
Doubtful about amount of NFC surplus
From Mr Gareth Williams. Sir, Martin Wolf (‘The sad record of fiscal austerity’) highlights the structural financial surplus of UK non-financial companies as an area for policy attention
Mar 6, 2013
Hypocrisy of the BP protesters
From Mr Noah Johnson. Sir, A picture can say a thousand words, and the picture of activists bearing signs shouted three: irony, hypocrisy and irresponsibility
Mar 6, 2013
PCC election was a pointless exercise
From Dr Alex May. Sir, Gus O’Donnell bewails the ‘pathetic’ turnout for the police and crime commissioners’ elections as evidence of our woeful political participation
Mar 6, 2013
Act before student debt holds UK back
From Dr Michael Cross. Sir, We learn – again – that student debt is not a great way to fund higher education
Mar 6, 2013
If this is a stealth tax then it is justified
From Prof Richard Croucher and Dr Marian Rizov. Sir, As researchers long concerned with minimum wages and their effects, we support the sentiments expressed in your editorial
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