1950	1	DURING THE YEARS 1950-1956, THE RADICAL PARTY FREQUENTLY COOPERATED WITH THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN PROPOSALS FOR GOVERNMENT REGULATION AND PLANNING TO HELP SPECIFIC GROUPS AND THE ECONOMY AS A WHOLE. DURING THE 1957-1962 PERIOD WHEN THE RADICAL PARTY WAS IN A GOVERNING COALITION WITH THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY, THEY CO-SPONSORED SIMILAR LEGISLATION. SPECIFICALLY, THE PARTY SEEKS TO AID SMALLHOLDERS BY MEANS OF STATE SUBSIDIES.
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1976	1	"In 1976 the Radical Liberals released their "program of principles" which outlines party ideology. The Radicals wanted decentralization, but with a community rather than an individual emphasis. They also encouraged experiments that allow local communities to take over administration of common tasks such as taking care of the elderly. Radical Liberals favored free trade and the abolition of farm subsidies." (Daalder, 1987, 11 - Patti Goff)
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