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 are the proposals made by John MacDonald regarding inclusive ownership funds?

How does the speaker suggest that workers should be involved in decision-making processes?

In what ways does the speaker propose to modernize the economy?

What is the speaker's stance on Brexit in relation to jobs and the economy?

What consequences does the speaker attribute to the economic system's failures over the past decade?