The document discusses the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s, when stock prices of internet-related companies surged abnormally due to high demand and investment. Many companies entered the internet space hoping to capitalize on new business models enabled by online commerce and communication technologies. However, stock prices collapsed after 2000 due to the Federal Reserve raising interest rates and the September 11th attacks, forcing many dot-com companies into bankruptcy and increasing unemployment in the US IT sector. While countries like Ireland saw economic growth during the boom, the bubble's collapse did not have a decisive negative impact and helped advance other economies like India's software industry.

1. Dot com Bubble

2. About Dot-Com Bubble
● In the late 1990s, was standing in the center of
the market of the United States, it is an
abnormal storm surge of real demand
investment and equity investment of Internet-
related companies.

3. Background 1
● By torrential rain specific exports to the United
States from the 1980s Japan, because the
consumer electronics industry is an American of
existing industry is trapped in a crisis situation.
A result, the conversion of the industry is
accelerating in the United States, venture
companies associated technology and capital is
gregarious, it will be to induce innovation.

4. Background ２
● In the late 1990s, the possibility of direct and
interactive communication can be large amount
of processing e- commerce with consumers is a
reality, it was shake the existing business
model. For this reason many companies ran
into Internet-related investment, attention was
focused on IT-related companies to provide
these services.

5. Stock prices
● The Nasdaq composite index of
communication-related stocks often NASDAQ
but had remained at 1000 before and after the
1996, 1500 to September 1998, in January
1999 and topped the 2000, to March 10, 2000It
was vision cum of 5048. A similar trend is not
only the United States stock market, was also
seen in Europe and Asia and the Japanese
stock market.

6. Problem
● Technicians and adventure entrepreneurs of
just graduated from American University look
like a lot of funds are collected in only
distributing the presentation, many of its
proposal even if it is without description of the
things that I've heard for investors it had been
filled with words you do not understand. Many
entrepreneurs statement of intent is suspicious
is commercial potential, or have included those
suspicious about the technical possibilities.

7. Impact on the world
● Directly to the small country Ireland wage costs
were lower in English-speaking IT-related
companies among the European countries
investment is Aitsugi, Ireland has achieved
economic growth which is referred to as the
"Celtic miracle of" riding on this boom.

8. For bubble collapse
● Stock prices in the wake of the interest rate
hikes of the Federal Reserve Board to rapidly
collapse, there is also September 11 attacks, in
2002 I fell to 1,000 units.

9. For bubble collapse
● Among the collapse of such a stock price, a lot
of IT-related venture forced into bankruptcy, US
IT-related unemployment in 2002 reached 56
million people. Entrepreneurial support fund
with a focus on Silicon Valley in temporarily
been forced to any reduction or abolition,
Google, only part of the venture, such as
Amazon dot com and e- bay survived.

10. Impact on the world of the collapse
of the bubble economy
● The collapse of the bubble blow to the Irish
economy was not decisive. Also in India English
populous increased investment in software-
related, it has a positive impact on the Indian
economy.
● Stock prices of IT-related companies such as
Lenovo populations were at that time public
offering in China was suddenly highs. Then, the
stock price of these companies have continued
to fall, since the IT boom China was only
attached to the last cord, did not receive a large
impact.

11. Summary
● IT bubble was a great help in the progress of
Internet technology.
● Malicious companies that rode the flow was
also abundant.
● All countries I received a greater or lesser
influence