Coffee in your iPod

December 24, 2007 6:14 am

The column that I wrote that generated easily the most mail was on discrimination against women in coffee shops. (More here, and especially here.)

Your Christmas treat – for those who enjoy their economics via iPod – is this package the FT’s audio team have put together, in which I put the idea to the test with FT Interactive Editor Kate MacKenzie.

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