Anatomy of crisis
By: by Milton Friedman ; A Video Arts TV production in association with WQLN Public Communications, Inc.
Contributors: Friedman, Milton, 1912-; WQLN Public Communications, Inc.; Video Sig.
Series: Free to choose : a personal statement -- pt. 3
Publisher: Video Sig
Place of publication: Sunnyvale, Calif
Format: Videorecording
Number of pages: 60
Subjects: Federal Reserve banks.; Banks and banking  -- United States.; Depressions -- 1929 -- United States.; United States  -- Economic conditions.
Other titles: Anatomy of a crisis 
Description: Milton Friedman explores the history of the U.S. government's economic controls, starting with the 1929 stock market crash.  Using archival film footage, he presents the Great Depression as a result of runs on banks, blaming the Federal Reserve System for refusing to provide money to prevent the banks from closing.  Friedman suggests that current economic problems and government controls are a result of the failures of the Federal Reserve System.  Followed by a question-and-answer session.
Notes: For classroom or home use only; does NOT include public performance rights.

This tape does NOT have captions or subtitles.
Table of contents: title: pt.1. Film (30 min.); title: pt.2. Debate (30 min.)