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C Roll. Beginning credits & end credits only. BSI-23-FD. Contributor: Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration; A Harbus Film; George Albert Smith (Professor of Business Administration); Bruce E. Harding; Samuel S. Zanghi

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Soundtrack. BSI-23-FD. Contributor: Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration; A Harbus Film; George Albert Smith (Professor of Business Administration); Bruce E. Harding; Samuel S. Zanghi

Scope and Contents: The films in this series were either purchased or acquired by the Graduate School of Business Administration to provide visual aids that served as supplementary background information for students as a means to enhance the discussion of business case studies in class. The films were also used to convey the human element of factories and production lines to students outside of a classroom setting. While some of the films were shown in their entirety, many of them were edited to remove the...

Scope and Contents: The films in this series were either purchased or acquired by the Graduate School of Business Administration to provide visual aids that served as supplementary background information for students as a means to enhance the discussion of business case studies in class. The films were also used to convey the human element of factories and production lines to students outside of a classroom setting. While some of the films were shown in their entirety, many of them were edited to remove the...

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"Some Chattering".

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The film discusses the plight of steel workers, namely problems of unemployment and seeking steady work. It touches upon the idea of the American economy being tied to steel due to can manufacturing and discusses possible solutions: a supplemental unemployment benefit plan to protect workers as well as a supplemental unemployment benefit fund to be set up by the companies.

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Contributor: Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration; David Davis (Director); Wilbur England (Educational Advisor, Professor of Business Administration)