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production in Western Europe and has been a major factor
in checking the dry rot of Communism in Western Europe.
However, little progress has been made toward the resump-
tion by Western Europe of a position of influence in
world affairs commensurate with its potential strength.
Progress in this direction will require integrated
political, economic and military policies and programs,
which are supported by the United States and the Western
European countries and which will probably require a
deeper participation by the United States than has been
contemplated
The Point IV Prograr and other assistance pro-
grams will not adequately supplement, as now projected,
the efforts of other important countries to develop
effective institutions, to improve the administration of
their affairs, and to achieve a sufficient measure of
economic development. The moderate regimes now in power
in many countries, like India, Indonesia, Pakistan, and
the Philippines, will probably be unable to restore or
retain their popular support and authority unless they
are assisted in bringing about a more rapid improvement
of the economic and social structure than present pro-
grams will make possible.
The Executive Branch is now undertaking a study
of the problem of the United States balance of payments
and of the measures which might be takon by the United
States to assist in establishing international economic
equilibrium. This is a very important pro ject and work
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