John McDonnell's Labour Conference Speech

The video discusses JK Galbraith's perspective on economic crashes, emphasizing memory as a key protection. It identifies greed, deregulation, and the power of financial elites as causes of the 1929 crash. The societal impact, including austerity and economic failure, is highlighted, with a focus on current economic inequality, poverty, and low wages. The video concludes with a call to shift power and control back to the people, citing Brexit as an antiestablishment vote.

What does JK Galbraith suggest is the best protection against future economic crashes?

According to the text, who bears the cost of the financial crisis?

What does the text indicate about the living conditions of children in the context of poverty?

How does the text describe the impact of low wages on people's lives?

What was the nature of the vote for Brexit as described in the text?