CLEAN : Britains Labour debates strategy for winning 2015 polls

The transcript outlines Labour's plans to benefit working people and women, promote competition in various sectors, and devolve power to regions across the UK. It highlights the leadership of Ed Miliband and details Labour's first budget, which includes setting up a British investment bank, cutting business rates, tackling tax avoidance, and raising the minimum wage. The conclusion emphasizes Labour's commitment to delivering these promises for the benefit of the many, not the few.

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the economy can be fixed for everyone?

What does the phrase 'A plan for the many, not the few' imply in the context of the speech?