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>                         The Taxpayers' Budget:
>               A Proposal from the Reform Party of Canada
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> INTRODUCTION
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>      Personal Security for Canadians
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> PART I - EMPLOYMENT AND PERSONAL SECURITY: THE 5-R JOBS PLAN
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>      Executive Summary
>      Reduce and Eliminate the Federal Debt and Deficit
>           Quick and Decisive Elimination of the Deficit
>           Rationale for Quick and Decisive Deficit Elimination
>           Paying Down the Debt
>      Relieve Canadians of Their Oppressive Tax Burden
>           No Tax Increases to Eliminate the Deficit
>           Tax Reform
>      Restore Labour Market Efficiency and Reduce Social Program
>      Dependency
>           Defining Solutions: Social Program Adjustments
>      Remove Barriers to Internal and International Trade
>           Removing Interprovincial Trade Barriers
>           Expanding International Trade
>      Renew Canada's Physical and Intellectual Infrastructures
>           Physical Infrastructure: Transportation Networks and the
>           Information Highway
>           Intellectual Infrastructure: Education and Training
>      Conclusion
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> PART II - THE REFORM PARTY'S VISION: A BETTER SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM
> FOR CANADIANS
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>      Executive Summary
>      Principles of Social Reform
>      The Welfare State versus the Secure Society
>      Self-Reliance and Family
>      Empowering Communities and Charitable Organizations
>      Decentralization
>      Financial Sustainablility
>      Conclusion
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> PART III - THE NEED TO BALANCE THE FEDERAL BUDGET
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>      Executive Summary
>      Eliminate the Deficit Quickly and Decisively
>           Reducing the Risk to the Social Fabric
>           Bolstering Confidence
>      The Three-Percent Target is Totally Inadequate
>           Three Percent: Canada at the Mercy of Economic Cycles
>           Three Percent: A Lost Political Window
>      Planning For Contingencies
>           Prudent Forecasting
>           Fiscal Contingency Reserves
>      Reform's Timetable and Fiscal Framework
>           Elimination of the Deficit in Three Fiscal Years
>           Economic Growth and Planning Assumptions
>      Employment Impact
>           Short-Term Effects
>           Long-Term Effects
>           Summary
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> PART IV - THE TAXPAYERS' BUDGET
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>      Executive Summary
>      The Reform Vision: A New and Better Canada with a Balanced
>      Federal Budget
>      Equality of Contribution
>      Empowerment
>      Decentralization
>      The Reform Review of Government Operations and Non-Social
>      Spending
>      Reforming Canada's Social Security Structure
>           Old Age Security Program
>           Unemployment Insurance
>                Near-term
>                Long-term
>           Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development
>           Established Programs Financing (Education)
>           Established Programs Financing (Health Care)
>           Canada Assistance Plan (Welfare)
>           Equalization (Fiscal Transfers to "Have-Not" Provinces)
>           Additional Social Savings
>           Summary
>      Empowerment Measures
>      Proposals for a Taxpayer Protection Act
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> BENEFITS TO CANADIANS
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> APPENDIX
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