Description
This collectible edition of Forbes Magazine, dated March 30, 1981, features a compelling cover story titled "Brood Mare on The Block," offering unique insights into the thoroughbred racehorse syndication market. This vintage magazine is not just an issue; it's a snapshot of a pivotal moment in financial history, paralleling the stock exchanges. It captures the burgeoning interest in racehorse investments, reflecting broader economic trends of the era.
Inside, readers will find fascinating articles that dissect significant events and trends from the early 1980s. The issue presents a deep dive into various economic, corporate, and legal topics, including:
- Germany's Inflation Concerns – An analysis of how indexing social security can distort consumer price index measurements (Page 30).
- Exxon's Synthesizer Project – A look into Exxon’s quietly sidelined innovation, a topic that was once highly publicized (Page 34).
- Asbestos Lawsuits – Exploration of the rising wave of occupational disease claims with potential impacts on corporations (Page 43).
- Intel Corp. – A profile highlighting the real-world challenges faced by this Silicon Valley giant (Page 32).
- Pratt & Whitney's High-Risk Gamble – A detailed look at United Technologies’ investment in a new aircraft engine technology (Page 33).
This issue of Forbes captures the complexities of financial markets at a time when they were evolving rapidly. It's an essential resource for collectors, financial analysts, and anyone intrigued by corporate strategies and investment trends from the early 80s.
The magazine is in good condition, with a blurred address label indicating its age and history. It ships with a protective plastic covering to ensure its preservation.
This particular vintage magazine is a vital piece for anyone looking to enhance their collection of vintage magazines or seeking a unique perspective on the economic landscape of the time.
