The Future Markets Vol. 3, Number 2

Stanley Madeloff, Ed

Published by International Systems Design, Inc, Fort Lee, 1971

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Ft Lee, New Jersey's industrial design firm's periodical magazine featuring an interview with CORE director Roy Innis on the concept of black capitalism; outlooks on organic foods, steel and pantyhose accompany critiques of China, modular housing and the eurodollar. Tipped-in is a 2-page single-sided photocopy of an article on Roy Innis from U.S. News & World Report. Oddly scarce periodical. Very good condition.wraps are worn with partial coffee ring to upper cover, else a strong and clean copy. Saddle-stapled quarto (8-3/8 x 10-7/8 inches) in illustrated wraps, [2] 3-35 [36] pp.

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The Future Markets Vol. 3, Number 2

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International Systems Design, Inc, Fort Lee

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1971

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Soft cover

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