Description
Explore the remarkable Business Week Magazine from April 2, 1966, featuring insights from Herbert D. Doan of Dow Chemical Co. This vintage magazine is a true gem for collectors and enthusiasts of historical publications.
Key Features:
- Notable cover story analyzing the economic challenges of the 1960s.
- In-depth articles on contemporary issues, including inflation control measures, new roles in economic advisory, and industry news.
This vintage issue captures the spirit of the 1960s, showcasing the dynamic economic landscape that defined the era. Articles discuss pressing topics such as inflation management, the evolving responsibilities of economic advisors, and anticipations for product shortages that would shape public sentiment. This magazine not only reflects the key issues of its time but also provides a fascinating glimpse into the corporate strategies of major players like Dow Chemical Co.
The magazine is in great shape for its age, with light wear typical for publications of this era. As a collectible item, it brings immense value to any vintage magazine collection, particularly for those with an interest in business, economics, or mid-20th century history.
Purchase this collectible Business Week vintage issue today and own a piece of history. Perfect for avid collectors or anyone interested in the economic narratives that shaped the modern world.
Remember, we offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Each of our items comes with a protective covering for preservation. Don’t miss out on the chance to enrich your library with this captivating snapshot of contemporary thought from the mid-1960s.