What does CED stand for?

Campaign for Economic Democracy

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Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Political strategist Parke Skelton and former Santa Monica Mayor Denny Zane, then organizers of Tom Hayden's Campaign for Economic Democracy, joined the effort.

'People's Republic' continues its oceanfront evolution

They were forces in Santa Monicans for Renters Rights and another group, Campaign for Economic Democracy, that changed its named to Campaign California during Hayden's unsuccessful attempt to win a U.

FRUSTRATED HAYDEN PLANS TO QUIT SACRAMENTO SCENE

SANTA MONICA IMPLEMENTED rent control in 1979, after Campaign for Economic Democracy, a group led by Tom Hayden and partly financed by Jane Fonda, won control of city hall and created a governing body responsible for setting maximum annual rent increases.

Rending rent control