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Greed, Part 1: The Pervasiveness of Human Greed*
- 1999 ----- color ----- 13 min ----- vhs
- (Stossel in the Classroom series, Part 1) Covers many basic economic concepts including incentives, scarcity, competition, exchange, comparative advantage, and a refutation of both the zero-sum fallacy and the robber baron myth. John Stossel's illustration of the "money-bowl" experiment highlights the principle of the prisoner's dilemma and the "commons." (Reference materials are available upon request at time of booking) (Restricted to use on University of Washington campuses only)
- Topics: (Business Administration, Business Finance, Economics)
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