Description
This vintage Forbes Magazine from January 22, 1979, features the compelling cover story, "Mexican Oil: Uncle Sam's Mañana Problem." This issue is significant as it dives into the crucial role of Mexican oil reserves and their potential impact on U.S. energy markets. With the energy crisis of the late 1970s, this issue captures a pivotal moment in economic history, providing insights into political uncertainties and the shifting dynamics of energy dependency.
The magazine provides a remarkable window into the energy market's evolution and the geopolitical issues of the time. Collectors and enthusiasts of vintage magazines will appreciate the detailed analysis of the implications of Mexico's oil boom, making this issue invaluable for historians and economists alike.
In addition to the cover article, this issue includes various intriguing topics such as corporate strategies, regulatory changes, and even a look into sports finance, showcasing the multifaceted nature of economic discussions during this period. The features in this magazine not only reflect the concerns of the time but also offer predictions and insights that resonate today.
This magazine is in good condition, with light wear typical for its age. A blurred address label is present, ensuring the item remains a unique collectible. Each purchase of this vintage issue includes a plastic protective covering for preservation.
A great addition for collectors, economists, and energy sector professionals, this unique vintage magazine is a piece of history that offers insights into global oil markets, regulatory shifts, and corporate strategies shaping the late 1970s economy.
- Cover Story: "Mexican Oil: Uncle Sam's Mañana Problem" discusses U.S.-Mexico energy relations.
- Various articles covering legal, economic, and automotive industry trends from the late 1970s.
Own this rare piece of history and delve into the rich narratives of past economic climates with this vintage Forbes Magazine.