It's every man for himself. Only those who are ruthless will succeed.

Only the biggest and strongest will survive.

That's the law of the jungle. That's the way it's always been. But the rules of

business and society have changed. Innovators are now top of the food chain.

Power has no sex. Prejudice has no sex, no sex, prejudice has no place,

strength is now measured in agility,

tradition is history.

The law of Tomorrow.

Discover what you can do with it today at mishcon.com.

Michkonderea, it's business, the Economist's finance editor, and you're listening to Money Talks.

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The people that will be put out of work will be the ones who are the lowest skilled and probably were the lowest paid before.

It's not clear that it's going to really help those people.

The cult of Warren Buffett in China.

It's much more of a casino in China

than it is in developed markets.

But that hasn't stopped a whole range of investors

from either being called or calling themselves the Warren

Buffett of China and an investigation into the gender gap in economics.

Economics is now less female than chemistry and it's less female even than maths. I think it does matter

because of the role economists play in policy-making. The British election

campaign is now well and truly underway,

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