Choosing what to make

United States, 1977

Film
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Using animation, puppets and clay figures, this film examines fundamental factors involved in the production of goods (labour, resources etc). Discusses the importance of intelligent allocation of resources and emphasises the significance of demand in determining what to produce. Suitable for primary school level.

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