Jeremy Corbyn gives keynote speech on the final day of the Labour conference. Part 11.

The transcript discusses the need for economic reforms to ensure justice and fair distribution of wealth. It highlights proposals for inclusive ownership funds and workers' rights to board representation. The importance of investment in infrastructure and skills is emphasized, along with a commitment to a Brexit that protects jobs and the economy. The critique of deregulated financial capitalism and its negative consequences, such as economic stagnation and social issues, is also addressed.

What is the main goal of John MacDonald's proposals for inclusive ownership funds?

• To increase government control over businesses

• To ensure workers have a fair share in business rewards

• To eliminate competition in the market

• To reduce taxes for large corporations

Why does the proposal suggest giving employees a third of the seats on the board?

• To reduce the number of board meetings

• To improve decision-making and productivity

• To comply with international regulations

• To increase company profits

What is the expected benefit of having workers on company boards?

• Higher taxes for businesses

• Improved understanding and expertise in decision-making

• Increased company expenses

• Reduced employee wages

What was one of the major consequences of the financial crash a decade ago?

• A decrease in global trade

• A growth in racism and xenophobia

• A significant increase in public services

• An increase in wages

What did the political and corporate establishment do in response to the financial crash?

• Implemented essential changes to the economic system

• Strained every sinew to bailout and prop up the system

• Reduced taxes for the wealthy

• Increased funding for public services