Entrepreneurs should be free to pursue their visions boldly, knowing that our future depends upon their success.

Support for basic research, particularly individual researchers, underlies the Nation's long-term economic growth.

The bottom line is that if we want economic growth and if we want to hold the line on taxes and spending... then America needs to elect more Republicans to Congress.

Small firms created a more than proportional share of new jobs relative to large businesses.

On average, our growing economy has created a quarter million jobs a month, every month, for the last 7 years -- most of them in small businesses.

I think that the new desire of American people to both produce cars and to buy the kind that we are making now is a healthy thing for the future.

I have already acted, in my Economic Revitalization Program, to introduce measures that will help steel, as well as other industries, to accelerate the technological innovation and capital investment that are necessary to our economic growth.

U.S. farm exports will reach $40 billion, up $8 billion above last year—the greatest 1-year increase in history.

Achieving satisfactory economic growth, reducing unemployment, and at the same time making steady progress in curbing inflation constitutes an enormous challenge to economic policy.

Science and technology contribute in significant ways to many of our social needs—maintaining economic growth and productivity, feeding the world's people, improving our health and environment, and preserving our national security.

We've had a net increase in the last 20 months of 6 million jobs.

We have a strong economy.

Together with the programs that I will outline in my Budget Message, these tax cuts should assure that our economy will grow at a 4 1/2 to 5 percent pace through 1979.

The fruits of growth must be widely shared.

We want to have a strong economy, too.

I submitted a budget for the third fiscal year which will cut the rate of growth in Federal spending by 50 percent.

The price of economic growth need not be the deterioration of our lives and our surroundings.

Jobs are still increasing at the fastest rate since 1956--at a rate twice as fast as the rate of growth of the population.