Starmer: Labour will fight next election on economic growth

The transcript discusses the economic challenges facing Britain, including the cost of living crisis and pandemic recovery. It highlights Labour's focus on economic growth for the next election and critiques the economic policies of political candidates Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss. The speaker emphasizes the need for a new economic philosophy that values partnership between state and market, business and worker. The importance of fair contribution and rewards for working people is also stressed, with a call for growth as a central goal.

What central task does the speaker emphasize for the Labour party in addressing Britain's economic challenges?

• Focusing on economic growth

• Reducing taxes

• Increasing public spending

• Strengthening international trade

According to the speaker, what is lacking in the economic approaches of Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss?

• An increase in foreign investments

• A focus on technological innovation

• A reduction in public debt

• A partnership between state and market

What does the speaker identify as a failure in the current economic leadership?

• Failure of policy

• Failure of infrastructure development

• Failure of communication

• Failure of international relations

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for a strong national economy?

• Higher taxes on businesses

• More foreign investments

• Fair reward for contributions

• Increased government control

What is the repeated emphasis at the end of the speaker's vision for the economy?

• Equality

• Innovation

• Growth

• Stability