Description
Discover a remarkable piece of history with this sought-after vintage magazine: Forbes Magazine, dated November 1, 1977. This issue features the engaging cover story titled "AT&T Shifts Gears," investigating the significant transformation of AT&T from a government-sanctioned monopoly to a dynamic player in the competitive telecommunications market.
This vintage issue of Forbes offers unique insights into the challenges that AT&T faced as it adapted to increasing regulatory scrutiny while shifting towards a more market-driven approach. It provides a fascinating glimpse into corporate strategies during a pivotal time in the telecom landscape, making it a valuable addition for collectors of vintage magazines.
In addition to the cover story, this November 1977 issue explores an array of economic trends, including:
- Corporate & Economic Trends: Discussions on New York taxi medallion costs versus stock market seats, focusing on intriguing economic comparisons.
- International Business & Geopolitics: An analysis of military unions across Europe and the economic crisis facing Sweden.
This magazine is in acceptable condition, featuring a well-preserved interior and minor wear on the cover, such as creases and marks. Notably, it comes with a protective plastic covering, enhancing its collectibility. Be sure to examine the photos provided for a detailed look at its current state.
This vintage Forbes Magazine is not just about historical data; it's a treasure trove for business historians, economists, and investors alike. It encapsulates the spirit of the late 1970s, making it an essential collectible for anyone interested in the evolution of corporate America.
Key Features:
- Cover Story: Analyzes AT&T's competitive transformation (Page 47).
- Corporate Insights: Examines various economic trends and industries shaping corporate America.
This issue is a must-have for collectors, offering rare insights into AT&T’s strategic shifts, making it one of the premier vintage magazines that illustrates a crucial period in business history.