UN General Assembly
1962

8. Parallel measures are being taken to give maximum play to enterprise in commerce and industry. In short, our whole approach is premised on the conviction that an unregimented society will, in the long run, provide our people with the most effective instrument for the attainment of their prosperity in freedom. 9. Our preoccupation with problems of internal development should not be construed as denoting indifference to international problems. It arises rather from our firm belief that the best contribution that a small or middle-sized country can make to international peace and stability is to put its own house in order.