The FT is holding an on line debate at 14.00 on Wednesday to address this question.
I’m one of those taking part.
Roll up!
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Richard, You handsome and intellligent guy! I can’t wait to listen in…
Mrs Murphy, I don’t think you should be allowed to post here….
Now my wife is not always known as Mrs Murphy
But she sure ain’t known as Francine either!
Nor does she write Francine’s great blog. Go to http://retheauditors.blogspot.com/
Richard
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