Description
This December 13, 1982 issue of Fortune Magazine presents an insightful exploration of the coal-export gamble, making it an essential addition to your collection of vintage magazines. This issue not only delves into the intricacies of the coal industry but also reflects the economic climate of the early 1980s, showcasing global demand and the pressing challenges associated with pricing in the energy sector.
As coal exports emerged as a significant topic of discussion, this vintage issue provides a detailed analysis of factors influencing the coal market, including transportation costs and corporate strategies. It presents a snapshot of the era's economic conditions, ideal for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.
In very good condition, this magazine exhibits minor wear on the edges and features a blurred address label, both typical for publications of its age. This adds to its charm and makes it a collectible find for vintage magazine aficionados.
The articles featured within this issue are particularly noteworthy:
- "The Coal-Export Gamble" – A thorough examination of the risks and opportunities in exporting U.S. coal, analyzing its global market implications.
- "In the News" – Capturing the zeitgeist of the time, discussing significant events such as Con Edison’s recovery and American Airlines' response to economic pressures.
Whether you're an energy analyst, historian, or collector of vintage magazines, this Fortune Magazine issue is a valuable resource that offers profound insights and reflections on the coal export industry and the economic landscape of the 1980s.
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Departments:
4 - The Editor’s Desk
7 - In the News
27 - Letters to Fortune
41 - Fortune Forecast
