Joe Mayes
Praise for Can You Run the Economy?
If you ever thought it was easy being Chancellor this book will put you right. An eye-opening journey through the trade-offs of the Treasury and the fickleness of public opinion.
Ben Riley-Smith, political editor of the Daily Telegraph and author of ‘Blue Murder’
If you ever thought it was easy being Chancellor this book will put you right. An eye-opening journey through the trade-offs of the Treasury and the fickleness of public opinion.
Ben Riley-Smith, political editor of the Daily Telegraph and author of ‘Blue Murder’
If you ever thought it was easy being Chancellor this book will put you right. An eye-opening journey through the trade-offs of the Treasury and the fickleness of public opinion.
Ben Riley-Smith, political editor of the Daily Telegraph and author of ‘Blue Murder’
If you ever thought it was easy being Chancellor this book will put you right. An eye-opening journey through the trade-offs of the Treasury and the fickleness of public opinion.
Ben Riley-Smith, political editor of the Daily Telegraph and author of ‘Blue Murder’
If you ever thought it was easy being Chancellor this book will put you right. An eye-opening journey through the trade-offs of the Treasury and the fickleness of public opinion.
Ben Riley-Smith, political editor of the Daily Telegraph and author of ‘Blue Murder’
If you ever thought it was easy being Chancellor this book will put you right. An eye-opening journey through the trade-offs of the Treasury and the fickleness of public opinion.
Ben Riley-Smith, political editor of the Daily Telegraph and author of ‘Blue Murder’
If you ever thought it was easy being Chancellor this book will put you right. An eye-opening journey through the trade-offs of the Treasury and the fickleness of public opinion.
Ben Riley-Smith, political editor of the Daily Telegraph and author of ‘Blue Murder’
If you ever thought it was easy being Chancellor this book will put you right. An eye-opening journey through the trade-offs of the Treasury and the fickleness of public opinion.
Ben Riley-Smith, political editor of the Daily Telegraph and author of ‘Blue Murder’
If you ever thought it was easy being Chancellor this book will put you right. An eye-opening journey through the trade-offs of the Treasury and the fickleness of public opinion.
Ben Riley-Smith, political editor of the Daily Telegraph and author of ‘Blue Murder’