Forbes Magazine cover from October 31, 1988, featuring the title 'Is The Prosperity Hollow?' with a red background and an illustration of a thoughtful man at a desk. The cover questions the economic legacy of the Reagan era, making it a significant vintage collectible.
Editorial index page from Forbes Magazine, October 31, 1988, highlighting various articles including the cover story 'Is The Reagan Prosperity For Real?' The index lists significant content such as company profiles and government insights, relevant for collectors and readers interested in the economic analysis of the late 80s.
Table of contents from Forbes Magazine October 31, 1988, featuring articles on economic topics and corporate strategies, titled 'Is The Reagan Prosperity For Real?'. This vintage issue is essential for those interested in 1980s financial history.
The cover page of the Forbes Magazine October 31, 1988, with the title 'Is The Reagan Prosperity For Real?'. This edition explores the economic legacy of the Reagan Administration and questions the authenticity of prosperity during the 1980s.
Back cover of Forbes Magazine October 31, 1988, featuring a Corum watch advertisement. This vintage magazine includes analyses of Reagan-era economic policies and serves as a collectible piece of financial history.
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Forbes Magazine cover from October 31, 1988, featuring the title 'Is The Prosperity Hollow?' with a red background and an illustration of a thoughtful man at a desk. The cover questions the economic legacy of the Reagan era, making it a significant vintage collectible.Editorial index page from Forbes Magazine, October 31, 1988, highlighting various articles including the cover story 'Is The Reagan Prosperity For Real?' The index lists significant content such as company profiles and government insights, relevant for collectors and readers interested in the economic analysis of the late 80s.Table of contents from Forbes Magazine October 31, 1988, featuring articles on economic topics and corporate strategies, titled 'Is The Reagan Prosperity For Real?'. This vintage issue is essential for those interested in 1980s financial history.The cover page of the Forbes Magazine October 31, 1988, with the title 'Is The Reagan Prosperity For Real?'. This edition explores the economic legacy of the Reagan Administration and questions the authenticity of prosperity during the 1980s.Back cover of Forbes Magazine October 31, 1988, featuring a Corum watch advertisement. This vintage magazine includes analyses of Reagan-era economic policies and serves as a collectible piece of financial history.

Forbes Magazine October 31, 1988 Is The Reagan Prosperity For Real? VG

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$29.95

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This vintage issue of Forbes Magazine from October 31, 1988, presents a critical analysis titled "Is The Reagan Prosperity For Real?" This fascinating edition explores the economic legacy of the Reagan Administration, questioning whether the prosperity of the 1980s was based on solid growth or merely a speculative bubble.

Dive into the rich insights found in this collectible magazine, a must-have for enthusiasts of vintage magazines and investors alike. The cover story deconstructs the realities of Reagan's economic policies, while additional articles cover significant corporate strategies, investment trends, and global financial markets of the late '80s.

This issue highlights pivotal moments in financial history, such as corporate takeovers and influential market shifts that shaped modern industries. A rare glimpse into the complexities of the American economy during the Reagan era, this publication serves as an essential reference for historians and economists.

Condition-wise, this magazine is classified as Very Good (VG), with minor wear on the edges due to its age, further enhancing its vintage charm. This magazine will arrive securely packaged, ensuring that it maintains its integrity as a collectible.

Key features of this Forbes vintage magazine include:

  • In-depth analysis of Reagan-era economic policies and their long-term impact.
  • Detailed articles on influential companies like Shearson Lehman Hutton and Warner Communications.

This Forbes Magazine vintage issue provides a unique opportunity to own a significant piece of economic history, perfect for collectors and those interested in the financial landscape of the late 20th century. Please refer to the images for visual details and overall condition of this remarkable publication.

Here’s a glimpse of the articles featured in this issue:

  • Cover Story: "Is The Reagan Prosperity For Real?" – Discover the truth behind Reagan's economic performance.
  • Shearson Lehman Hutton – Competing against Merrill Lynch for dominance in the financial market.
  • Additional insights covering prominent companies like Winnebago and Warner Communications, as well as crucial market trends and issues.

The exact magazine shown is the one you will receive, encased in a plastic protective covering to maintain its condition. Don’t miss the chance to add this brilliant piece of the financial history to your collection!

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