Description
This rare and collectible vintage magazine, Forbes, dated July 14, 1986, offers intriguing insights into the economic landscape of the 1980s. The cover story, titled "Shake, Rattle and Clonk," delves into the staggering $150 billion repair industry that encompasses automobiles, electronics, and household maintenance. This issue poses a compelling question: why do consumers often feel they receive less value despite high spending?
This Forbes vintage issue captures a pivotal moment in American industry, shedding light on themes that remain relevant today. It's a fascinating snapshot of corporate America as it grapples with various challenges, from evolving technologies to market dynamics. Readers will discover articles exploring the controversies surrounding Bacardi Corp.'s bond trading endeavors and Rochester Telephone Co.'s strategic acquisitions of outdated rural networks. In addition, the magazine provides examinations of the savings and loan crisis, international investment banking risks, and trends in the gambling industry, making it an informative treasure for business enthusiasts.
This magazine is not just another collectible. It is a valuable resource for anyone interested in corporate strategy and financial markets. As an important artifact from the mid-1980s, it highlights how businesses responded to a dynamic economic environment.
Condition-wise, this vintage magazine is in good shape, with some light wear typical for its age, including a blurred address label. It ships with a protective plastic covering for added preservation.
Key features of this vintage magazine include:
- A detailed analysis of the $150 billion repair industry.
- Insights into major corporations like Bacardi and Rochester Telephone.
This item is perfect for collectors, investors, or anyone fascinated by the intricate details of the past. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please check the photos for condition details before purchasing. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Cover illustration by Bryce Lee.
