1988, 60 Minutes
Economic Australia explores the role of money in our lives and offers a rare opportunity to turn back the clock to witness filmmakers’ views of Australia’s economic development.
The program focuses on some major events in Australia’s economic history, as well as looking at those everyday situations in which economics plays a part in our lives.
It is divided into five themes. Money in Our Lives looks at the role of money, different attitudes towards it, borrowing, buying, squandering and not having enough. In Business illustrates the importance of business in Australia, including research and development and future opportunities. Being Employed raises a variety of issues concerning the world of work. The fourth theme considers the roles and responsibilities of the public sector, while the final section focuses on the trade and finance links between Australia and the rest of the world.
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(198592811)
Director: Ian Walker
Presenter: Judith Adamson
Year: 1988
Running Time: 60 Minutes
Classification: Exempt from classification
Curriculum Links: Economics and Business; Humanities and Social Sciences - Geography: Global Transformations; Work studies; Human Welfare studies; Politics; Poverty studies; Science and Technology; Trade and Development; Social Work and Community Welfare; SOSE/HSIE.
SEE ALSO
Dollar Bill and Australians Keep the Wheels of Industry Turning
Film Australia’s Australia: Using the Land
Film Australia’s Australia: Work
Last Chance For the Lucky Country
SKU | 198592811 |
Brand | Film Australia |