America in the Global Market, Vol. 13

This speech given by Lloyd Dobyns in 1989 traces the development of American industry in the 20th century to show the historical roots of current economic problems. It includes a historical perspective on how the U.S. and Japan responded differently to the global marketplace following World War II. Dobyns offers speculation about the future effect of globalization on the U.S. in the 21st century.

• DVD or 1 Videotape
• 1 Teaching Guide