Description
This collectible issue of Forbes Magazine from January 23, 1978 explores the intriguing theme, "The Dollar: It Sinks For A Good Reason". At the height of economic turmoil, this edition provides an in-depth analysis of the dollar crisis and its intricate ties to the ongoing petroleum crisis of the late 1970s, rather than attributing its decline to government mismanagement.
As one of the highly sought-after vintage magazines, this issue not only features a captivating cover story but also dives into the major business topics of the time. It presents a comprehensive look at various phenomena shaping the economic landscape, making it an invaluable resource for collectors and historians alike.
Key features included in this remarkable issue are:
- Mergers & Acquisitions: Delve into Textron’s Bill Miller's reflections on missed opportunities and future ventures.
- Tax Shelters & Legal Loopholes: Learn how Cal-Am capitalizes on tax laws for substantial financial advantages.
This edition also highlights significant stories, such as the revival of the Chrysler Building, insights into labor unions post-George Meany, and analyses of the $150 million acquisition of the Houston Chronicle.
The magazine is in Very Good (VG) condition, showcasing minimal wear typical for its age—perfect for display or collection. The protective covering ensures it is well-preserved, making it an attractive acquisition for vintage magazine enthusiasts.
Own a piece of history and gain insights into the financial and corporate landscape of the late 1970s. This Forbes Magazine vintage issue is a rare treasure for collectors and anyone interested in economic history.
📌 Condition: Very Good (VG) – Minor wear on edges, well-preserved for its age. See detailed photos for reference.
📌 What You See is What You Get – The magazine in the listing is the exact item you will receive.
📌 Protective Covering Included – All magazines are stored with care to maintain quality.
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A must-have for collectors, historians, and business enthusiasts eager to explore the nuances of the financial crisis during the late 1970s. Add this vintage gem to your collection today!
