UN General Assembly
1968

“(1) The modernization of social structures — the task of each nation, but one in which the international community can co-operate by providing guidance, when so requested; “(2) The carrying out of work which is necessary to raise productivity and tasks of a social and humanitarian nature, with the attendant transfer — in conditions which do not imply any anachronistic subordination — of resources and technology from the developed to the developing areas; “(3) The opening up or expansion or guarantee of markets — in conditions of reasonable stability and fair prices — for the products of the developing countries; and - “(4) If we may take a longer-term view and perhaps run the risk of taking a glimpse at Utopia — a system of world-wide social security, which would reproduce at the international level a process which, on a national scale, has enabled urban economies to guarantee to country dwellers a certain income level in keeping with the minimum earnings generally obtained in the towns.” [1681st meeting, paras. 22-3]