1988 How to Profit From the Next Great Depression Hardcover Book
$20.00
1988 How to Profit From the Next Great Depression, Dr. John L. King, Hardcover. Measures about 8.75" by 5.5". 208 pages. Good condition. No dust cover.
This 1988 edition of How to Profit From the Next Great Depression by Dr. John L. King offers a fascinating look into the financial anxieties and economic theories of the late 20th century. Spanning 208 pages, this hardcover volume serves as both a historical artifact of 1980s fiscal strategy and a thought-provoking read for those interested in market cycles. Its academic, navy blue cloth exterior and gold-embossed spine provide a sophisticated, grounded aesthetic that fits perfectly into a library curated with a focus on historical or economic literature.
Despite the absence of its original dust cover, the book remains in good vintage condition, with the binding feeling tight and the gold lettering still crisp. It is a standout piece for anyone looking to add depth to a collection centered on economic history or for those who appreciate the austere, intellectual vibe of vintage financial texts. This book is a true conversation starter, representing the high-stakes investment mindset of the late 1980s.
This item is vintage, over 35 years old.
This 1988 edition of How to Profit From the Next Great Depression by Dr. John L. King offers a fascinating look into the financial anxieties and economic theories of the late 20th century. Spanning 208 pages, this hardcover volume serves as both a historical artifact of 1980s fiscal strategy and a thought-provoking read for those interested in market cycles. Its academic, navy blue cloth exterior and gold-embossed spine provide a sophisticated, grounded aesthetic that fits perfectly into a library curated with a focus on historical or economic literature.
Despite the absence of its original dust cover, the book remains in good vintage condition, with the binding feeling tight and the gold lettering still crisp. It is a standout piece for anyone looking to add depth to a collection centered on economic history or for those who appreciate the austere, intellectual vibe of vintage financial texts. This book is a true conversation starter, representing the high-stakes investment mindset of the late 1980s.
This item is vintage, over 35 years old.