Description
This vintage issue of Forbes Magazine, dated June 2, 1986, is a fascinating exploration of executive compensation during a pivotal time in business history. Featuring the cover story "The Babe Ruth Syndrome," this magazine delves into the world of individuals whose earnings eclipse those of even the highest-paid corporate executives. This compelling narrative highlights the disparities in income among top earners and sets the stage for ongoing discussions about wealth distribution, corporate responsibility, and market dynamics.
This particular issue captures a moment in time during the mid-1980s, providing insights into the intricacies of corporate power struggles, financial trends, and the societal implications of skyrocketing compensations. The articles within offer a valuable perspective for business analysts, historians, and collectors alike, representing a critical juncture in the evolution of corporate America.
The condition of this collectible magazine is good, with minor wear consistent with its age, which adds to its historical authenticity and desirability among vintage magazine enthusiasts.
Key features of this issue include:
- The in-depth cover story "The Babe Ruth Syndrome," which analyzes astonishing earnings among select individuals.
- A detailed breakdown of executive compensation in the article entitled "How Much the Bosses Earned in 1985," providing context for corporate financial performance during this era.
This issue is a must-have for anyone interested in vintage magazines, economic history, or the evolution of corporate America. Collectors will appreciate the unique insights and the glimmers of the past this magazine offers.
All magazines from Original Magazines are shipped with protective plastic covering to ensure their condition is preserved. Combined shipping is available upon request.
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