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Well Look, No One Takes Pleasure From People Making Money Out Of The Misery Of Others, But That Is A Function Of Capitalist Markets.

Britain Has No Divine Right To Be One Of The Richest Countries In The World.

I Would Also Like To See Children Aged Between 11 And 18 Taught Financial Education In A Structured Way In Schools. I Would Also Say That That Is Not Enough. You Have Also Got To Improve Numeracy Skills, Mathematical Skills In Schools.

At The Moment We Are Hard-wired Into The European Markets - 50% Of Our Exports Go To Europe - And That Has Not Been Good For The Uk. So I'm Not Saying "make Britain Entirely Dependent On China". I'm Saying "let's Diversify A Bit". When I Became Chancellor, China Was Our Ninth Largest Trading Partner. This Is The World's Second Biggest Economy. China Was Doing More Business With Belgium Than It Was With Britain.

What's Interesting Is Whilst Shanghai Has Gone Stellar - Literally, In These Massive Buildings Which Have Appeared Since I First Visited - Beijing Has Become A Much More Vibrant And Interesting Place. A Lot More Business Is Done Here.