A resolution expressing the sense of the House of Representatives with respect to the goals of the economic summit conference to be held in Venice, Italy, beginning of June 8, 1987.

Expresses the sense of the House of Representatives that: (1) it should be the goal of the United States to enhance coordination of fiscal and monetary policies among the seven countries participating in the economic summit conference to be held in Venice, Italy; and (2) the President should seek to obtain an agreement of the countries participating in such summit providing that West Germany and Japan should implement policies generating a specified fiscal stimulus, the United States should reduce its fiscal deficit by a specified amount, and the United Kingdom, France, Canada, and Italy should undertake macroeconomic and other measures to assist in the orderly adjustment of global economic imbalances.