Only the New Democratic Party has a clear-cut plan of action to deal with the problems facing Canada, and to ensure security for our future. The key to this plan of action is democratic economic planning to provide full employment.  By maintaining a high level of employment we will greatly increase Canada's Gross National Product. One-quarter of this increase will come back to the government as revenue, at existing tax rates.  Ibis is where the money will come from to pay for such social measures as Medicare and free higher education.  And what about Medicare? The Liberals have been promising it for years (beginning in 1919) -but still no plan. They have done nothing to implement the Hall Royal Commission which recommended the kind of Medicare enacted by a New Democratic government in Saskatchewan. Their most recent delaying tactic was to try to pass the buck to the provinces. Experience has shown that only a New Democratic government can be relied upon to enact a national plan.  EDUCATION  A New Democratic government would bring in legislation to enable every Canadian to receive a university education-free of charge-,as long as he or she possessed the talent to do so. This means free tuition and books, and additional assistance when necessary.  OLD AGE PENSIONS  New Democrats also believe that our present old-age pension provisions are inadequate. A New Democratic government would immediately raise the old-age pension to $100 a month at age 65, and provide cost-of-living allowances.  AUTOMATION  A New Democratic government will enact comprehensive legislation to deal with the growing challenge posed by automation and cybernation.  THE CONSUMER  Legislation will also be introduced to provide for fair packaging so that consumers will be able to compare prices without the aid of a computer. Price-fixing will be eliminated. There will be a consumces bureau testing the products available to Canadian shoppers and making the results of the tests known to the consuming public.  INCOME TAX  A 5096 increase, to $1,500 for single persons and $3,000 for married, in baisc income tax exemption.  INTEREST RATES  Reduction to three per cent from 6~i in housing act interest rates.  Compulsory disclosure of true interest rates on instalment buying.  WHEAT PAYMENTS  Guaranteed wheat payments of $2.50 a bushel on the first 1,000 or 2,000 bushels shipped by each farmer.  HIGHWAYS  Construction of a second trans-Canada high Way