Description
Discover the intriguing depths of financial and media landscapes with this collectible Forbes Magazine issue from February 20, 1989. This essential vintage magazine features the captivating cover story titled "Citizen Kane Meets Adam Smith", which critically examines the ever-evolving state of newspaper monopolies and their implications in the business world.
As you delve into its pages, you’ll find insightful analyses of five corporations, including Shape Inc., a company that transitioned from promising growth to unexpected downfall due to reckless banking practices. Additionally, Publicker Industries presents an intriguing investment opportunity with its potential stock market value, striking the curiosity of savvy investors.
This February 1989 Forbes vintage issue is not just a magazine; it’s a historical snapshot of the economic climate during the late 1980s. It showcases how intense competition began to chip away at the once unassailable strongholds of media giants. The magazine captures the zeitgeist of a time when corporate finance was in a state of flux, offering invaluable insights into international markets and political influences.
Condition-wise, this vintage magazine is rated as Very Good (VG) with only minor edge wear, making it a fine addition to any collector's library. Encased in a protective plastic cover, it ensures longevity and preserves its stunning visuals for future generations of readers and collectors alike.
Perfect for history buffs, business enthusiasts, or those keen on the evolution of media and finance, this issue serves as a reminder of the pivotal changes that shaped the industry landscape.
- Cover Story: An analysis of monopoly newspapers and their declining influence.
- Corporate Spotlights: Detailed investigations into companies like Shape Inc. and Publicker Industries.
Equip your collection with this valuable piece of history. Don't miss your chance to own a part of economic history—add this iconic issue of Forbes Magazine to your collection!
