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The Green politician claims Labour focuses on 'corporate wealth'. This generally refers to the assets and profits held by large companies and corporations. Critics often argue that policies favouring these entities might come at the expense of ordinary citizens or smaller businesses, particularly concerning issues like taxation or regulation.
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