Description
This vintage Forbes Magazine issue from September 21, 1987, features the insightful cover story titled The Fault Is Not In Our Stars. This compelling article explores the contentious debate around whether top entertainers deserve their hefty salaries compared to corporate executives, fostering a broader discussion on their economic impact.
As a significant historical document, this issue provides a fascinating look at the economic landscape in the late 1980s. It delves into corporate takeovers, investment strategies, and the shifts occurring in global finance. Collectors and business aficionados will appreciate the in-depth analyses that define this era, making this magazine an essential addition to any collection.
In good condition, this vintage issue has light wear typical for its age, making it a highly collectible piece. The addressed label is present but blurred out, maintaining the magazine’s aesthetic integrity. Review the images for condition details.
This Forbes vintage issue stands out for its rich content and explores numerous themes pivotal to understanding the business world of the time:
- Cover Story: A comparative analysis of entertainers’ earnings versus corporate executives (Page 120).
- Features on significant companies and market trends, shedding light on how corporations navigated through challenging economic waters.
Key highlights from this issue include:
- Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (Page 40): Investigates Jimmy Goldsmith’s corporate raid and its unexpected outcomes.
- Enron Corp. (Page 62): Covers Ken Lay’s empire just before its infamous decline, offering a unique perspective.
This vintage magazine captures the zeitgeist of the 1980s, serving not only as a collectible piece but also as an informative resource for understanding the economic debates of the time. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike, it provides a detailed snapshot of significant corporate takeovers, financial trends, and the evolving role of global markets.
We offer combined shipping upon request. Each magazine is carefully packaged with a plastic protective covering for preservation.