A riveting morality tale of corporate greed, sociopathy and Social Darwinism in “Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room”
Alex Gibney, “Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room” (2005) A bit gimmicky in parts,
Tag: Economics Documentaries
Getting a handle on Modern Monetary Theory (or trying to) on “Warren Mosler: What Modern Monetary Theory tells Us about Economic Policy”
“Warren Mosler: What Modern Monetary Theory tells Us about Economic Policy” (Institute for New Economic
British Films | Multi-media Presentations
5 Biggest No Campaign Economics Scare Stories Debunked: cherry-picking easy targets to attack so as to look good
Gordon MacIntyre-Kemp / Business For Scotland, “5 Biggest No Campaign Economics Scare Stories Debunked” (September
Detroit Water Crisis – A Prelude to the Privatization of Water: activism with passion, creativity and a positive attitude
Dutch Merrick, “Detroit Water Crisis: A Prelude to the Privatization of Water” (Acronym TV, 21
British Films | Multi-media Presentations
Economic Case for an Independent Scotland: a not entirely convincing case made for going alone
Ivan McKee / Business for Scotland, “Economic Case for an Independent Scotland (Part 2)” (The
Breaking Inequality: a well-intentioned documentary based on a simplistic view of corruption in American politics and economy
“Breaking Inequality” (2013) An urgent and impassioned documentary made to appeal to all Americans, “Breaking
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The Yes Men Fix the World: taking down predatory global corporate fascism with hilarious pranks and comedy
Kurt Engfehr, Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno, “The Yes Men Fix the World” (2009) Well
Money As Debt 3 (Evolution Beyond Money): pointing to a renewed and sustainable world beyond debt-based money systems
Paul Grignon, “Money As Debt 3 (Evolution Beyond Money)” In the final episode of the
Money As Debt 2 (Promises Unleashed): a homely ramble through the global financial system
Paul Grignon, “Money As Debt 2 (Promises Unleashed)” (2009) Where the first episode in Paul
What the Heck is a Bail-Out? – a very brief, simplified exposition of how debt-based financial systems lead to collapse and ruin
Paul Grignon, “What the Heck is a Bail-Out?” Part of a body of work investigating