The Economic Survey concentrates on fundamental questions

February 01, 2017 12:48

Economics excites economists no end, and bores the rest to death. The Economic Survey is an ideal tome for the bedside, and a perfect cure for insomnia. Having realized this in his short tenure, the chief economic advisor last year brought out a colourful summary full of charts in which arrows told you what to look for. Read more

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