Description
This vintage Forbes Magazine issue from August 12, 1985, dives into the captivating topic of America’s increasing trade deficit. With the provocative cover story titled "Trade Deficits: How Long Can This Go On?", this publication reflects the economic climate of the mid-1980s, making it a valuable addition for collectors of vintage magazines.
This issue holds historical significance as it explores the heavy implications of the U.S. serving as the world’s dumping ground for foreign goods. It poses pressing questions about the sustainability of this economic model—essential reading for students of economics, history, and business alike.
Highlights of this Forbes vintage issue include detailed analyses of:
- The Trade Deficit Crisis: An in-depth exploration of the forces behind America’s growing trade deficit, questioning the potential long-term consequences.
- Corporate Spotlights: Insightful features on key corporations such as UAL Inc., Mesa Petroleum, and MGM/UA Entertainment, shedding light on their strategic moves during a pivotal period.
This magazine is in very good condition, showcasing only minor wear on the edges consistent with its age. Importantly, the exact item pictured is the one you will receive, ensuring transparency for collectors. Photographs are included for clarity on the condition and authenticity of this collectible.
Additionally, this vintage magazine comes enclosed in a protective plastic covering, preserving its quality for future enjoyment and ensuring its status as a collector's item. Whether you are an avid collector or simply interested in the business trends of the 1980s, this issue offers a fascinating perspective.
Don't miss your chance to own this rare edition of Forbes Magazine, capturing pivotal moments in international trade and corporate strategy. Secure this must-have vintage artifact today!
