Letter: Euro-fiddles

Euro-fiddles

Sir: Hamish McRae (Comment, 2 March) sets out the many economic advantages of a life outside Euroland, but stops short of arguing for or against British membership of the euro since "that is a decision that goes far beyond economics".

Very true - the political and constitutional ramifications of joining are also largely negative, not to mention the massive cost of conversion. Which leaves what, exactly?

PAUL CLARK

Truro, Cornwall