If Adam Smith were to see the movie "Sugar Cane Alley", I don't think he'd like it. I think he would say that it was a good example of what happens when there is a monopoly in control. He would also look at the cane worker's labor value, since he thought that labor was a source of value, not nature. An example of that from the movie is when they are in the field and the foreman on the horse yells at the man drinking water, telling him that he's always "too thirsty" and the get back to work. Obviously, if this movie takes place in Cuba, it's hot and the workers are doing manual hard labor, they are going to get thirsty and need to drink some water to keep from getting heat illness or dehydration.…
