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Chinese GDP growth may not wow the market
From Mr Michael Ritzau. Sir, I am slightly disappointed that such a renowned investing legend as Anthony Bolton is merely reiterating the usual Chinese growth story
Maybe researchers just had too many choices before them
From Mr Liam Cabot. Sir, Tim Harford’s Undercover Economist column ‘Given the choice, how much choice would you like’
Mrs M’s risky throwaway aside
From Mr Alan Englert. Sir, So Mrs Moneypenny believes climate change is a more contentious issue than bankers’ bonuses (‘Where is she? Gone to Ghana to get rare trees’)
Time for a more open debate on climate change
From Dr Tom Allan. Sir, Your article on climate change featuring 10 supporters of anthropogenic warming and one sceptic possibly reflects the relative funding levels
When mythology is seen as gospel
From Mr Aaron Shakow. Sir, While I enjoyed Simon Schama's review of The Invention of the Jewish People by the Israeli historian Shlomo Sand (November 14/15),...
China's growth story raises scepticism
From Mr Michael Ritzau. Sir, I am slightly disappointed such a legend as Anthony Bolton is merely reiterating the usual Chinese growth story ("Fidelity's Bolton to...
Pasteur appreciated the importance of a bottle of wine
From Mr Mark Adams. Sir, I expect many readers read Gianfranco Magazzini’s splendid letter (‘The missing item for FT lunch guests’, November 21) with disapproval
A golden hand is more decisive than the most alluring sporting statistics
From Prof Krishnamachar Sreenivasan. Sir, Simon Kuper (‘How baseball’s love of statistics is taking over football’, November 21/22) has wittily explained the futility
In Yorkshire, Centrica has a different script but message is still xenophobic
From Prof Helen Wallace. Sir, British Gas (Letters, November 25) has a different xenophobic message in Yorkshire
IoD welcomes any steps to improve transparency
From Dr Roger Barker. Sir, In his commentary on the Walker review (November 26), Lex argues that the individual remuneration of ‘high end’ employees in banks should be disclosed




