Forbes Magazine August 15, 1983 Mexico: The Crisis That Won't Go Away

The August 15, 1983 issue of Forbes Magazine is a remarkable collectible for enthusiasts of vintage magazines and economic history. This notable edition explores the theme, "Can Mexico Pull Through?" and features a compelling cover story alongside an exclusive interview with then-President Miguel de la Madrid. This vintage issue provides readers with an in-depth examination of Mexico's economic crisis from the early 1980s, including significant implications for U.S.-Mexico relations.

As you dive into this magazine, you'll discover not only a thorough analysis of corporate and financial strategies but also insights into the political landscape of the time. It's an essential artifact for anyone engaged in business history, making it a valuable addition to any collection of vintage magazines.

This particular issue is a rare find, filled with historical content that resonates well beyond its publication date. Whether you’re a collector, researcher, or simply a fan of historical documents, this magazine captures a pivotal moment in both Mexican and American economic discourse.

Condition: The magazine is in good condition with visible water damage and the address label blurred out. It comes with the assurance that the exact item pictured in this listing is what you will receive.

Key Features:

• Exclusive cover story featuring President Miguel de la Madrid discussing Mexico's ongoing economic challenges.
• Detailed articles on military spending and business trends, revealing debates and insights from the 1980s.

This vintage issue is not simply a magazine—it's a time capsule that offers rare insights into Mexico's financial crisis and evolving business landscape during a pivotal period. For collectors of vintage magazines, this Forbes issue serves as a unique piece of history filled with valuable lessons and perspectives that remain relevant today.

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