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Milton Friedman, in the ninth segment of the series, discusses his money theories based on principles he believes worked in the past and would work now. He describes objects that have been used for money and visits a ghost town to help explain what money is and how changes in its supply can cause problems. Friedman insists that the cure to inflation is like the cure for alcoholism: It takes courage and it may hurt, but it is worth it

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Summary

Explains that the stereotyped idea of women as wives and mothers and of men as workers began to be examined in the mid - 1800's. Discusses the resulting women's voting rights and other social legislation and today's increasing understanding and breakdown of traditional roles. Features several young men and women telling of the roles they have chosen.

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Internet Archive, in Educational films

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Credit

California State Department of Education

Language

English

Subtitles

English (automatic)

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