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The Economic Council of Canada was an independent economic advisory body established as a federal Crown Corporation by the Government of Canada in 1963.[1] Its purpose was to report on a wide range of pressing matters relating to Canada's economic development, focusing on five main economic objectives: full employment, sustained economic growth, price stability, equitable distribution of rising incomes, and a viable balance of payments. The council was dissolved alongside six other government organizations in 1993.[2]
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