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CONFIDENTIAL SU - 8th Draft 1/20/71 - 6 - to a peacetime economy, we have paid a price in unemployment. One million, nine hundred thousand jobs came to an end in our armed forces and defense UNA we plants shared in this past take two no years. comfort for the fact It is true that despite this the level of unemployment in this transition from a wartime to a peacetime economy is lower than at any peacetime year of the 1960s. But although that level may have been consider ed good enough in the early Sixties; it is not good enough for this Administ ation. It is not good enough for the man who is unemployed in the Seventies. We must do better for workers in peacetime and we will do better. To achieve this, I shall submit an expansionary budget this year - one that will help stimulate the economy and thereby open up new job opportunities for millions of Americans. It will be a full-employment budget -- that is, a budget designed to be in balance if the economy were operating at its peak potential. By spending as if we were at full employment, we will help to bring about full employment. I ask the Congress to accept these expansionary policies -- to accept the concept of the full employment budget. CONFIDENTIAL

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