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The document discusses the impact of the DotCom Bubble that occurred in California in the late 1990s and early 2000s. It led to a sharp decline in stock prices for many internet companies, with only a few like eBay and Amazon surviving. The bubble burst significantly impacted the economies of Ireland, India, China, and Japan in different ways. While Ireland's economy took a decisive blow, India benefited from the boom due to its large English-speaking population. China's IT sector was just emerging so it was not severely hurt. The impact on Japan was more limited since its IT investment was partial. The bubble is said to have burst due to the synchronized terrorist attacks on 9/11.
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- 1. The DotCom Bubble in California
- 2. What is DotCom Bubble • DotCom Bubble is internet bubble or IT bubble. • Only venture some of Google, such as e-bay and Amazon-dot-com survived.
- 3. DotCom Bubble histry The late 1990s: possibility of e-commerce is reality Many companies are Internet-related investment In 2000: Brand is the largest In 2002: Brands are reduced to 1000
- 4. DotCom Bubble in California Impact • Brands are reduced to 1000 • Major stock prices fell sharply • Dark fiber is no problem
- 5. DotCom Bubble in California Impact at other country • Ireland got on this boom. • It is called “Celtic Tiger” • Bubble collapse decisive blow to the Irish economy.
- 6. DotCom Bubble in California Impact at other country 2 • Doecom boubble have a positive impact on the Indian economy. • Because of – India have many people. – Many India can use English.
- 7. DotCom Bubble in California Impact at other country 3 • Chinese IT company stock prices fell sharply. • But they were hardly affected. • IT boom in China, so was in its infancy at last, did not take a severe hit.
- 8. DotCom Bubble in Japan • Impact on Japan was limited • This reasons are period of dot bubble was short and IT-related investment was partially.
- 9. Why Break DotCom Bobble • Reason is synchronized terrorist attacks(9.11). • This also affected Europe. • But It is showing signs of recovery