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THE NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY PLEDGES:

Economic planning to provide jobs for all to end the increasing ~
and chronic mass unemployment suffered under Liberal and Con-

servative governments.

Immediate stimulation of employment by greater public invest-
ment in socially necessary projects such as better hospitals, better
schools, better opportunities for higher education, better housing
for low income groups, better use of natural resources to offset the
displacement of workers by automation and better recreational

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; A Canadian Development Fund to divert people's savings, such
, FOR ALL : as insurance and pension savings, into investment in Canadian in-
| dustrial and agricultural growth, planned democratically for the

economic prosperity of Canadian people.

Economic planning that will return to the people of Canada the |
full and independent right to decide upon the use and enjoyment ©

of wealth produced in Canada without any undue domination by in-
vestors in the United States or other nations, while preserving and

expanding friendly trade relations.

The promotion of freer trade relations with other nations ona
that will open markets for Canada’s exports. =

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