Description
Discover the fascinating world of vintage magazines with this Forbes Magazine issue from December 15, 1977. This collectible vintage magazine delves deep into the intriguing intersection of crime and commerce, featuring a cover story titled "Crime: In Cigarettes, It Pays". The article investigates the burgeoning $1.5-billion cigarette bootlegging industry and highlights how organized crime has capitalized on tax differentials, which can be as much as 21 cents per pack. This unique perspective captures a pivotal moment in American history where crime and corporate interests collided.
This remarkable edition is not just a mere magazine; it's a time capsule that encapsulates significant shifts in corporate strategies and energy policies of the late 1970s. For collectors and historians alike, this issue is an invaluable resource that offers insight into the socio-economic environment of the period.
In addition to the feature article on cigarette bootlegging, this issue is packed with compelling articles and commentary about crucial market trends and corporate strategies:
- Investment Insights: Deep dives into options trading and the dynamics of the Nifty Fifty stocks.
- Corporate Spotlight: Coverage of energy policy impacts and the evolving landscape of major industries, including beverages and petrochemicals.
This magazine is in very good condition, displaying minor wear on the edges typical for its age. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive, and a protective plastic covering ensures its preservation for years to come. See detailed photos for an accurate condition assessment.
As a must-have for enthusiasts of vintage magazines, financial analysts, and business historians, this Forbes vintage issue offers a unique lens into a transformative era in business and culture. Don't miss the chance to own this rare piece of history!
