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The document discusses the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s. Many internet-related startups, called dot-com companies, emerged and saw their stock prices rise dramatically from 1999 to 2000. However, the bubble burst in 2001 as many of these companies' business models were not sustainable. This led to large numbers of layoffs in the internet sector and the bankruptcy of many dot-com companies. A few notable companies like Google, Amazon, and eBay survived the bubble bursting.
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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.
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The document discusses the DotCom Bubble that occurred in California in the late 1990s. Many internet startups, called "DotComs", were founded during this period but stock prices increased unsustainably. The bubble eventually burst in 2001, causing many DotCom companies to fail and triggering high unemployment in the tech sector and a mild economic recession. While some tech companies survived, the bursting of the DotCom Bubble had significant negative economic impacts for several years.
The DotCom Bubble in California
The DotCom Bubble occurred in the late 1990s in California, where many internet startups were founded and stock prices increased dramatically. However, the bubble burst in 2001, as many of the DotCom companies failed which led to job losses and a recession. While some tech companies like Google and Amazon survived, the bursting bubble significantly impacted economies globally and in countries like the US, India, China, and Japan.
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The document discusses the dot-com bubble that occurred in California in the late 1990s. Rapid growth in internet-based companies fueled a rise in stock market values. However, many of these companies relied on unsustainable business models and overhyped prospects. The bubble eventually burst in 2001, leading to a recession as many dot-com companies failed or declared bankruptcy, costing jobs. The crisis significantly impacted the US economy but had relatively minor effects outside the US.
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The document discusses the DotCom Bubble that occurred mainly in the United States from 1999-2000. It was an economic period characterized by extreme enthusiasm and investment in Internet-related companies. Many Internet startups went public and saw their stock prices rapidly increase. However, in early 2000 the stock prices of these companies started to decline as many dot-com companies collapsed due to an inability to be profitable. The bubble burst had global economic impacts, both positive and negative, for countries like Ireland and India.
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The document discusses the dot-com bubble that occurred primarily in the United States around 1999-2000. Companies with internet-related business models but no actual profits or assets were able to go public and their stock prices surged based on enthusiasm about the potential of internet businesses. However, in early 2000 it became clear that many of these companies would not survive and stock prices crashed, signaling the collapse of the bubble. The impact on Japan's economy was more limited since its economic recovery after its own real estate bubble was still ongoing. While some dot-com companies were able to adapt after the bubble burst, the full effects are still being analyzed today.
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The document discusses the DotCom bubble that occurred in California in the late 1990s. During this period, many internet startup companies, referred to as "DotCom" companies, were established and their stock prices rose rapidly. However, by 2001 the bubble had burst, with many investors losing money as stock prices plummeted and many DotCom companies went out of business. The bubble impacted economies around the world, including positively impacting the software industry in India but having less impact in China.
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The document discusses the dot com bubble that occurred in California during the mid- to late- 1990s. Rapidly launched internet companies and an euphoric attitude toward online commerce led to overvalued stocks and a proliferation of IT businesses. Many companies went bankrupt as investors lost money and the stock market fell dramatically. The bubble burst resulted in $5 trillion lost in market value from 2000 to 2002 and accelerated declines due to 9/11. While some major companies survived, many others did not.
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The document discusses the DotCom bubble that occurred in California in the late 1990s. Many internet-related companies were established during this time as e-commerce became more viable. This led to a surge of investment in internet and technology companies. However, the bubble eventually collapsed in the early 2000s, with many companies declaring bankruptcy. While some companies like Google, eBay and Amazon survived, the collapse had significant economic impacts and led to high unemployment in the tech sector for several years.
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- 2. Index ● Dot-com bubble ● Dot-com company ● Business model ● Starting prosperity ● Funds ● Unemployed person ● Survived company ● Reference
- 3. Dot-com bubble ● The Dot-com bubble, in the end around 1990, took place 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.
- 4. Dot-com company ● Established a number of IT-related venture called "dot-com company "is but stock price rises abnormally from 1999 to 2000, the bubble in 2001 was burst.
- 5. Business model ● 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.
- 6. Starting prosperity ● Many companies run into Internet- related investment, It drew attention to IT-related companies that provide services.
- 7. Funds ● Sustained the United States of low interest rates from 1998 to 1999 is to facilitate the procurement of venture founded funds and investment funds. ● Technicians and adventure entrepreneurs of just graduated from American universities are many of the funds were collected from just to distribute the presentation.
- 8. Unemployed person ● 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.
- 9. Survived company ● Entrepreneurial support fund with a focus on Silicon Valley in temporarily been forced to any reduction or abolition, only part of the venture, Google, Amazon, eBay, etc., only part of the venture survived.