Description
This exquisite vintage issue of Forbes Magazine from February 5, 1979 offers a fascinating look into the economic climate and philanthropic landscape of America during the late 1970s. The cover, titled “America the Generous” illustrated by Charles Saxon, captures a pivotal moment by examining the complexities of charitable giving in America, revealing that Americans contribute less than 3% of their disposable income to charity. This raises important discussions on social responsibility, taxation, and the evolving roles of nonprofit organizations.
This issue stands out as a significant snapshot of the time, showcasing not only trends in giving but also featuring key topics that shaped the business world. Readers can gain insights into the heated rivalry between photography giants Polaroid and Kodak, as well as Boeing’s impressive record commercial jet orders, marking a significant period of growth in aerospace manufacturing.
Condition is paramount for collectors. This magazine is in good condition, showing light wear typical for its age, and includes a blurred address label for privacy. Each vintage magazine comes with a protective plastic covering, ensuring its longevity as a collectible.
This Forbes vintage magazine is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage magazines, economists, business historians, and anyone interested in the dynamics of charity and industry during a significant decade in American history.
- Features an in-depth examination of corporate strategies and market trends.
- Offers a unique perspective on philanthropy's role in the U.S. economy of the late '70s.
A great addition for any collection, this issue is an excellent resource for understanding the state of philanthropy, corporate growth, and economic challenges faced in 1979. Unlock insights that are still relevant today by adding this historic magazine to your collection.