...trust that this Congress will take the necessary steps to fulfill this Government's obligation under the Employment Act of 1946 to promote "maximum employment, production and purchasing power." The program I have outlined above is idealistic. Its achievement may take years. Yet we of...

...that such opportunities be seized in the future. FEDERAL POLICY AND FULL EMPLOYMENT To comply with the mandate of the Employment Act of 1946 "to promote maximum employment, production, and purchasing power," the Federal Government must adjust its programs to complement private demand. Given the magnitude...

...which the Federal Government proposed to move toward this goal and to seek to fulfill its mandate under the Employment Act of 1946 to promote maximum employment, production, and purchasing power. Although the Economic Reports of the past few years have described the improvements in living...

...which the Federal Government proposed to move toward this goal and to seek to fulfill its mandate under the Employment Act of 1946 to promote maximum employment, production, and purchasing power. Although the Economic Reports of the past few years have described the improvements in living...

...the functioning of the economy. Their availability would aid immeasurably in fulfilling the purpose of the Employment Act of 1946, "to promote maximum employment, production, and purchasing power." As a minimum, we recommend that the FTC-SEC report contain, on an annual basis, the following...

...the functioning of the economy. Their availability would aid immeasurably in fulfilling the purpose of the Employment Act of 1946, "to promote maximum employment, production, and purchasing power." As a minimum, we recommend that the FTC-SEC report contain, on an annual basis, the following...

...or bad, on private economic activity. As stated in the Council's report, page 39— "To comply with the mandate of the Employment Act of 1946 'to promote maximum employment, production, and purchasing power,' the Federal Government must adjust its programs to complement private demand. Given the magnitude...

...declining employment and production, the Federal Government has a responsibility — spelled out in the Employment Act of 1946 — to promote maximum employment production and purchasing power. This would require deficit financing. The adoption of this suggested constitutional amendment...

...or bad, on private economic activity. As stated in the Council's report, page 39 — "To comply with the mandate of the Employment Act of 1946 'to promote maximum employment, production, and purchasing power,' the Federal Government must adjust its programs to complement private demand. Given the magnitude...

...and perhaps, dispassionate discussion of these issues. The Nation's economic goals were summarized in the Employment Act of 1946: "To promote maximum employment, production, and purchasing power" through actions consistent with "other essential considerations of national policy" in ways...