POLICY: Carter's Stand: Democratic Orthodoxy
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On the whole, though, Carter's economic policies are carefully thought out. He has been about as specific in explaining them as presidential candidates commonly get−and he has outlined a potential program that cannot possibly be confused with the ideas of President Ford or Ronald Reagan. On economics, at least, the choice in the fall should be quite clear.
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