Protective Tariff Vs. Free Trade

Duration: 0:33:00

Year Published: 1951

Creator: CRM/McGraw-Hill Films | Jefferson Productions

Format: 16mm

Color: B&W

Sound: sound

Description: Uses the watch-making industry as a symbol of the complexities involved in discussing various problems of tariff assessments. Poses the question of national interest and American private industry on the one hand and foreign industry with their people out of work on the other. Presents Edward R. Murrow as he interviews Swiss and American leaders of the watch-making industry and labor in investigating both sides of the question. , Uses the watch-making industry as a symbol of the complexities involved in discussing various problems of tariff assessments. Poses the question of national interest and American private industry on the one hand and foreign industry with their people out of work on the other. Presents Edward R. Murrow as he interviews Swiss and American leaders of the watch-making industry and labor in investigating both sides of the question.

Complete Record: , Uses the watch-making industry as a symbol of the complexities involved in discussing various problems of tariff assessments. Poses the question of national interest and American private industry on the one hand and foreign industry with their people out of work on the other. Presents Edward R. Murrow as he interviews Swiss and American leaders of the watch-making industry and labor in investigating both sides of the question.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.