MINERS BELGIUM | Socialist Action 1983

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test of the EEC would come with the crisis of a major recession.

has been with us now for ten years, but the Community has aggravated it by a retreat to monetarist have worsened the slump syndrome.

C DAVIES (Report) ments want to challenge this and transcend the current crisis through socialist policies. They want structure and re-distribute. They also want to do so through a remix of the capitalist economy, public spending, public enterprise and planning. But France has been set back Photo: by three devaluations and austerity programmes. Economic welfare is at risk there, as in Spain and Greece, unless we It used to be claimed that the real Parallel That crisis econmists, policies which Both the Greek and French governBritish TUC to reflate, Te.

• to reflate supporting this March 1983 in Paris, some 200 political politicians unionists from fifteen West European countries launched a Project for European Recovery - endorsed by Michael Foot as leader of the Party and by the The European Recovery Project in cludes three strategic resource aims:

• to re-structure • to re-distribute Complementary with these policies varying in degree and method between countries but including:

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