Corbyn dismisses claims he is against UK business

The speaker argues against the idea that supporting fair wages and corporate taxes is anti-business. They emphasize the need for prosperity beyond financial centers and promise significant investment and an educated workforce if a Labour government is elected. The speaker acknowledges business concerns about energy costs and poor transport services, urging for change.

What does the speaker believe is not anti-business?

• Ignoring smaller companies

• Focusing only on financial centers

• Advocating for fair taxation by large corporations

• Supporting poverty wages

What is the speaker's stance on prosperity?

• It should ignore smaller companies

• It should be limited to financial centers

• It should focus on large corporations

• It should be widespread across the country

What does the speaker promise if a Labour government is elected?

• Higher taxes for all businesses

• Increased energy bills

• More investment and a better-educated workforce

• Reduced investment in education

What issues does the speaker highlight as failures affecting businesses?

• Excellent bus services

• Rip-off energy bills and poor transport services

• Affordable energy bills

• High-quality rail services

According to the speaker, what do many businesses already know?

• Things can continue as they are

• The current situation is unsustainable

• There is no need for change

• The status quo is beneficial