Forbes Magazine cover from March 1, 1982, titled 'The Nifty Fifty Revisited', highlighting significant companies and economic insights from the early 1980s.
Interior page of Forbes Magazine, March 1, 1982, with listed companies including American Can Co. and American Telephone & Telegraph, showcasing the magazine's exploration of financial trends.
Another interior page from Forbes Magazine dated March 1, 1982, featuring business news topics, statistical insights, and departments within the publication.
Spread from Forbes Magazine, March 1, 1982, discussing 3M's business outlook in the 1980s with insights into corporate strategies and management concerns.
Vintage advertisement for The Glenlivet 12-Year-Old Scotch, featuring a bottle and packaging with the title 'THE TASTE BEYOND 12-YEAR-OLD SCOTCH'. This promotional piece emphasizes the premium quality and flavors of The Glenlivet whiskey, capturing its brand essence in a classic magazine layout.
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Forbes Magazine cover from March 1, 1982, titled 'The Nifty Fifty Revisited', highlighting significant companies and economic insights from the early 1980s.Interior page of Forbes Magazine, March 1, 1982, with listed companies including American Can Co. and American Telephone & Telegraph, showcasing the magazine's exploration of financial trends.Another interior page from Forbes Magazine dated March 1, 1982, featuring business news topics, statistical insights, and departments within the publication.Spread from Forbes Magazine, March 1, 1982, discussing 3M's business outlook in the 1980s with insights into corporate strategies and management concerns.Vintage advertisement for The Glenlivet 12-Year-Old Scotch, featuring a bottle and packaging with the title 'THE TASTE BEYOND 12-YEAR-OLD SCOTCH'. This promotional piece emphasizes the premium quality and flavors of The Glenlivet whiskey, capturing its brand essence in a classic magazine layout.

Forbes Magazine March 1, 1982 The Nifty Fifty Revisited

Original Magazines
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$29.95

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This vintage issue of Forbes Magazine, dated March 1, 1982 (Volume 129, Number 5), is a captivating piece of financial history that every collector and business enthusiast should add to their library. The cover story, "Rarely have the numbers been better. So why is 3M’s Lew Lehr worried?", sets the stage for a compelling exploration of corporate America during a transformative era.

This issue holds significant value as it delves deep into the economic climate of the early 1980s. It offers rare insights into the key players and market dynamics that shaped the financial landscape, making it a crucial piece for anyone studying vintage magazines or the development of modern financial strategies.

Inside, readers will discover detailed reports on influential companies such as American Can Co., AT&T, Tesoro Petroleum, Cetus Corp., and Canadian National. Topics cover taxation policies, corporate finance strategies, and more. Notable highlights include:

  • American Telephone & Telegraph – An analysis of the financial repercussions of AT&T's breakup and the extensive write-offs it faced.
  • First Jersey Securities – Examination of aggressive sales tactics used by Bob Brennan’s investment firm and what investors need to be wary of.
  • National Medical Care – Discussion on the government’s attempts to reduce kidney dialysis costs and its impact on competition.
  • The Taxman’s Accounts Receivable – Insight into the IRS's uncollected taxes totaling around $15 billion and the issues surrounding it.
  • Sweeping Debt Under The Rug – How businesses manage debt through off-balance-sheet financing.
  • The President’s Friend – A profile of Senator Paul Laxalt, a key advisor to President Ronald Reagan.

This issue is in good condition, with the address label blurred. The exact item shown in the listing is the one you will receive. Please refer to the included images for details about its condition.

We offer combined shipping upon request. Each magazine is shipped with a protective plastic covering to ensure its preservation, making it perfect for collectors of vintage magazines.

For anyone intrigued by the intricacies of business history and economic developments, this Forbes vintage issue serves not just as a historical document but also as a valuable collectible.

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