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The PRODOS Film Study Group is dedicated to presenting and discussing films - documentaries and videotaped talks - that explore: free market principles, individual rights, the history of ideas, the life and work of creative heroes.
The PRODOS Film Study Group is a member of the Federation of Victorian Film Societies.
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Category Archives: Capitalism
The Ultimate Resource: Free Markets – People Making Their Own Decisions
Presented with thanks to Free to Choose Media Producer: Katherine Anderson Written by: Katherine Anderson and Thomas Skinner Director, Camera and Editor: Jim Taylor Executive Producers: Thomas Skinner and Bob Chitester The Story Free Market incentives are spectacularly changing lives … Continue reading
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Free or Equal with Johan Norberg
Presented with thanks to Free to Choose Network In 1980 economist and Nobel Laureate Milton Friedman inspired market reform in the West and revolutions in the East with his celebrated television series “Free To Choose.” Thirty years later, in this … Continue reading
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I Want Your Money
Presented with the kind permission of Ray Griggs Wikipedia description: The film examines and contrasts … the differences between “Reaganomics” and “Obamanomics” as American economic and governmental policies, as well as their respective impact on life in the United States of … Continue reading
Win-Win: A Trading Game
Thanks to Izzit.org Win-Win is a DVD-assisted group trading game. Through the experience of actually trading items, participants study important lessons about the practicalities and principles of economics and trade. The real life dimension of the game – that participants … Continue reading
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Markets Without Borders with Hernando de Soto
Presented with thanks to Izzit.org What accounts for the difference between economic activity in the United States and in the developing world? Economist Hernando de Soto explores the concepts of capitalism and globalization in Tanzania and Peru, where most businesses … Continue reading
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Bill Whittle presents: Firewall – What We Believe
Presented with the kind permission of Jeremy Boreing, Declaration Entertainment These 7 short “video essays”, written and very nicely presented by Bill Whittle explore the foundational beliefs of Tea Party Conservatism. From small government and distrust of elitism, to gun … Continue reading
The Right, All Along. The Rise, Fall & Future of Conservatism
Presented with the kind permission of Fox News Channel. Special thanks to Brian Gaffney. The Right, All Along: The Rise, Fall And Future Of Conservatism – hosted by Brit Hume — is the inside story of a political movement that, … Continue reading
Resisting the Green Dragon
Presented with the kind permission of the Cornwall Alliance This series of talks present a biblical view of “environmental stewardship” and warning against the dangers of unbiblical thinking. Evironmentalism has become a new religion. Its policies are devastating to the … Continue reading
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Debate: Margaret Thatcher Saved Britain
Presented with the kind permission of Intelligence Squared. Special thanks to Ted Maxwell. The panel debate the motion: Maggie Thatcher saved Britain. Chaired by Martyn Lewis. Arguing FOR the motion are Charles Moore, Lord Bell and Sir John Nott. Charles … Continue reading
Is Wal-Mart Good or Bad for America? A Debate
Presented with the kind permission of The Independent Institute Ken Jacobs, Chair, U.C. Berkeley Labor Center – versus - Richard Vedder, Professor of Economics, Ohio University Excerpt of introduction to this debate given by David Theroux, President of The Independent Institute … Continue reading
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