The USA in world trade: round trip

United States, 1947

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Documents the importance and extent of world trade, emphasising its significance to the United States. An American auto worker, a southern farmer, a house-wife, a British machinist, a French labourer, and a Mexican farmer give their views on world trade. Dr Riefler, an economist, uses animated models to show the effects of tariffs, and reveals how nations are planning to bring about satisfactory trade arrangements.

Credits

director

Roger Barlow

producer

Raymond Spottiswoode

production company

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films

Language

English

Duration

00:19:08:00

Colour

Black and White

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