...countries through the creation of a common market In harmony with the general economy of the member states. "The Community must progressively establish conditions...creation of fundamental and persistent disturbances of the economies of the member states." • The High Authority Is composed of nine members ; eight...

...incumbent upon the Community, by virtue of this Article 2, to bring about the progressive establishment of conditions which will in themselves assure the most...production at the highest possible level of productivity, whilst safeguarding the continuity of employment and avoiding the creation of fundamental and persistent...

...study. .!/ 1. To contribute to the expansion of the economy, the development of employment... 2. to progressively establish conditions which will in themselves...rational distribution of production at the highest level of productivity while safeguarding the continuity of employment and avoiding the creation of...

...countries. . . . " The Community must progressively establish conditions which will in themselves ensure the most rational distribution of production at the highest possible level of productivity, whilst safeguarding the continuity of employment and avoiding the creation of fundamental and persistent...

...safeguard the fundamental requirement of Article 2, which calls for "the progressive establishment of conditions which will In themselves assure the most...disturbances in the economies of the Member States;" and whereas this preoccupation with snfeguirdlng a certain modicum of competition In the system of...

...countries through the creation of a common market in harmony with the general economy of the member states. "The Community must progressively establish conditions...creation of fundamental and persistent disturbances of the economies of the member states." Preceding the formation of the European Economic Community...

...countries through the creation of a common market in harmony with the general economy of the member states. "The Community must progressively establish conditions...creation of fundamental and persistent disturbances of the economies of the member states." Preceding the formation of the European Economic Community...

...countries through the creation of a common market in harmony with the general economy of the member states. "The Community must progressively establish conditions...creation of fundamental and persistent disturbances of the economies of the member states." Preceding the, formation of the European Economic Community...

...Article 2 of the treaty ordered the Community i • •»atribute to economic expansion, including "the most rational distribution of production at the highest possible level of productivity," Article 65 went on to permit agreements of specialization and accords designed to market or purchase...

...and between different economic as well as between different social objectives, changing over time. possible level of productivity, while safeguarding...disturbances in the economies of the member states." 3 These objectives were to be realized by means of eliminating, for the products included in the Common...