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This vintage issue of Forbes Magazine, dated February 19, 1979, is a fascinating exploration of the complex and often hidden economics of divorce. Titled "Divorce: The High Cost of Breaking Up," this edition dives deep into the financial and legal ramifications of divorce, highlighting how the dissolution of marriage emerged as a multibillion-dollar industry that affects not just families, but also the wider economy.
Within its pages, this magazine illustrates how divorce impacts sectors ranging from law firms and real estate to financial planning. It also features a variety of articles that reflect the economic landscape of the late 1970s, making it a significant collectible for enthusiasts of vintage magazines and history buffs alike. This issue serves as a time capsule, capturing the societal shifts and economic realities of its era.
Condition-wise, this Forbes vintage issue is in good condition, with typical wear expected for a publication of its age. It includes a blurred address label for privacy, ensuring a touch of authenticity. Each magazine is carefully preserved in a protective plastic covering to maintain its quality.
Key Features & Articles:
- Corporate Governance & Compensation – A critical look at Zapata Corp.'s controversial executive compensation practices.
- Banking & Finance – Insights into the expansion of Canadian banks into the U.S. market.
- Energy & Utilities – A cautionary statement from leading utility executives about the worsening power crisis.
- Theater & Entertainment – Coverage of the revival of American performing arts as regional theaters gain prominence.
This issue of Forbes is a must-have for those interested in vintage magazines, corporate strategies, and the evolving economic frameworks of the late 20th century. Whether you're a collector or simply curious about historical economic trends, this magazine offers valuable insights and reflections on a pivotal time in American history.
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