Cover of Forbes Magazine dated June 22, 1981, featuring a cartoon illustration related to the cover story 'The High Cost of Loving,' depicting a wedding scene with humorous characters questioning marriage affordability.
Inside page of Forbes Magazine from June 22, 1981, showcasing content listings including articles on economic themes, corporate insights, and detailed analyses related to the issue's focus on 'The High Cost of Living.'
A page from Forbes Magazine, June 22, 1981, showcasing company highlights including Tandem Computers, Mary Kay Cosmetics, and more. The layout features articles on various businesses and tax matters in the context of the economic landscape.
An open spread from Forbes Magazine, June 22, 1981, titled 'The high cost of loving.' The page discusses the financial implications of marriage amid rising costs and features an image of a Detroit Edison map, representing energy sectors.
The back cover of Forbes Magazine, June 22, 1981, promoting the Dewar’s Father's Day Sweepstakes. The design includes visuals of vacations in Scotland, inviting readers to enter a contest for a memorable gift for Dad.
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated June 22, 1981, featuring a cartoon illustration related to the cover story 'The High Cost of Loving,' depicting a wedding scene with humorous characters questioning marriage affordability.Inside page of Forbes Magazine from June 22, 1981, showcasing content listings including articles on economic themes, corporate insights, and detailed analyses related to the issue's focus on 'The High Cost of Living.'A page from Forbes Magazine, June 22, 1981, showcasing company highlights including Tandem Computers, Mary Kay Cosmetics, and more. The layout features articles on various businesses and tax matters in the context of the economic landscape.An open spread from Forbes Magazine, June 22, 1981, titled 'The high cost of loving.' The page discusses the financial implications of marriage amid rising costs and features an image of a Detroit Edison map, representing energy sectors.The back cover of Forbes Magazine, June 22, 1981, promoting the Dewar’s Father's Day Sweepstakes. The design includes visuals of vacations in Scotland, inviting readers to enter a contest for a memorable gift for Dad.

Forbes Magazine June 22, 1981 The High Cost of Living

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Delve into a nostalgic journey with this captivating issue of Forbes Magazine, dated June 22, 1981. Titled "The High Cost of Living," this vintage magazine offers insights into the economic landscape of the early 1980s, featuring articles that resonate with collectors and history enthusiasts alike.

This classic edition is highly significant as it explores the economic pressures and corporate strategies shaping an era marked by rising inflation and changing social dynamics. The cover story, "The High Cost of Loving," critically examines the financial aspects of marriage during a time when costs were escalating, from bracket creep to wedding expenses, providing a unique perspective on societal trends.

This issue is more than just a magazine; it is a collectible piece of history reflecting the cultural and economic challenges of its time. Engaging readers with in-depth analyses, it reveals how quickly the landscape shifted, making it a must-have addition for any vintage magazines collection.

Condition-wise, this issue is in good condition, exhibiting light wear typical of its age, and it includes a blurred address label for privacy protection. Each purchase comes with protective plastic covering, ensuring the magazine remains preserved in its natural state.

Don't miss the chance to own this exceptional volume of Forbes, which features:

  • Cover Story: "The High Cost of Loving" explores the intersection of economic trends and personal relationships.
  • Corporate Insights: Detailed analyses on prominent companies and their market strategies, including Iowa Beef, Bank of America, and Oshkosh B’Gosh.

This issue captures the essence of its time and is a valuable find for collectors, historians, and anyone with an interest in the economic climate of the early 1980s. Enhance your collection of vintage magazines with this remarkable piece that offers a window into a pivotal moment in American history.

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