In Our Hands, Part 2: What We Have (1950)

The film discusses the importance of economic freedom and how it relates to the production of goods, using the example of a steel pan and eggs. It highlights the various resources and labor involved in creating products, emphasizing that economic freedom allows individuals to work, invest, and make choices in the marketplace. The discussion includes the role of money as a medium of exchange and the necessity of savings for investment in tools and resources. Ultimately, it asserts that the economic and political freedoms in the United States contribute to a higher standard of living and should not be taken for granted.

Keywords
economic freedom, production, steel pan, eggs, resources, labor, marketplace, money, savings, investment, standard of living, United States

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Видео In Our Hands, Part 2: What We Have (1950) канала A/V Geeks 16mm Films