IN OUR HANDS - PART ONE: HOW WE GOT WHAT WE HAVE (1950, 20:28)
The Inland Steel Company teamed up with Borg-Warner to form The American Economic Foundation, which latter organization sponsored the production of this film. In Part One, a young married couple travels back in time to the stone age and discovers just how tough life can be without...machine tools.
IN OUR HANDS - PART TWO: WHAT WE HAVE (1950, 13:53)
The audience is here reminded of how well off Americans are as a result of the free enterprise system by showing in detail all the profit-generating steps involved in the production of the common housewife's fying pan, taking the audience thereby through nearly the entire run of the American marketing process.
IN OUR HANDS - PART THREE: HOW TO LOSE WHAT WE HAVE (1950, 13:53)
The Communists inevitably rear their menacing heads, as they do in all such films of this type, to thwart all the prosperity free enterprise brings about by means of the excessive federal controls they institute after staging a successful coup.
IN OUR HANDS - PART FOUR: HOW TO KEEP WHAT WE HAVE (1950, 11:07)
A clear statement that laissez faire government and private sector control of labor and resources is the one sure formula for successful immunization against the virus of communism.
AMERICA'S DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH (1955, 11:48)
The National Education Program enlisted the services of Professor Clinton Ganus and Harding College, both having served in many information films, this time to educate the American citizenry about just how America's riches were distributed throughout the country and the populace.
THE SECRET OF AMERICAN PRODUCTION (1955, 13:00)
Another NEP/Harding College/Ganus film, illustrating how the American free enterprise system and the democratic system which fostered it brought about history's most productive economy.
WHY KILL THE GOOSE: THE PROFIT SYSTEM (1955, 11:17)
Yet another NEP/Harding College/Ganus film, this time celebrating the profit motive as the engine for social, economic and technological progress.