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Resources about Washington Investment Trust (state bank)

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Three minute summary, from Michael Moore’s ‘Capitalism: A Love Story’ DVD Extra Preview – Bank of North Dakota

A detailed (26 min.) history of the Bank of North Dakota (produced by PrairiePublicBcast)

Slides from Bob Hasegawa’s PowerPoint presentation

http://www.inspireseattle.org/minutes/HB%202040-State%20Bank.pdf

Materials courtesy of Inspire Seattle

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