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Business books aren't meant to cheer you up. But this one will

A review of Any Other Business, by Martin Vander Weyer. An ode to the latest in a fine line of Spectator City correspondents

8 November 2014

9:00 AM

8 November 2014

9:00 AM

Any Other Business - Life in and out of the City: Collected Writings from The Spectator and Elsewhere Martin Vander Weyer

Elliott & Thompson, pp.274, £18.99, ISBN: 9781783960163

Economics is known as ‘the dismal science’, and certainly there have been — and indeed are — economists whose day seems to have been wasted if they have left their readers with a smile on their face. Happily such puckered-brow, down-turned-lips fellows are rarely admitted through the doors of The Spectator.

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