3. Introduction
The DotCom Bubble happened in the end of
the1990s.
・It is the extraordinary general atmosphere of
investment in DotCom company.
・In 1999-2000, stock prices increased more
than usually, but DotCom Bubble burst in
2001.
4. W hat DotCo m Bubble?
The dot-com bubble was a stock market
bubble which popped to near-devastating
effect in 2001. It was powered by the rise of
Internet sites and the tech industry in general,
and many of these companies went under or
learned some valuable lessons when the
bubble finally burst. Many investors lost
substantial sums of money on the dot-com
bubble, helping to trigger a mild economic
recession in the early 2000s.
5. H appening
Many investors lost handsome amount by the
DotCom bubble.
・A lot of Internet start-ups were birthed in the
mid to late 1990s.
・These companies came to be referred to as
“DotComs,” .
6. Suffering
In 2002, the U.S. IT-related unemployed
people reached 560,000. ーBut a portion of
entrepreneurial venture such as Google,
Amazon, DotCom and e-bay were surviving.
・America entered a long-term recession
subsequent to the collapse of the DotCom
bubble.
7. Impact
In India, investment in the software related
grew. ーThis exerted a positive impact to
India.
・In China, stock price that the IT related
company take the whole operation public
fetch high prices. ーBut China did not take a
severe hit.
8. Fr ee spending
According to dot-com theory, an Internet
companyssurvival depended on expanding its
customer base as rapidly as possible, even if it
produced large annuallosses. Amazon was
spending on expanding customer base and
alerting people to its existence and Google
was busy spending on creating more powerful
machine capacity to serve its expanding
search engine.
9. Summary
Many IT-related ventures called "Dot-
comcompanies" was established.・By DotCom
bubble economy burst, many peoplelost a job.
10. References
History of the Internet - the Dotcom
bubblehttp://www.nethistory.info/History%
20of%20the%20Internet /dotcom.html・What
was the Dot-com Bubble?http://www.
wisegeek.com/what-was-the-dot-com-bubble.
htm・Dot-com bubblehttp://en.wikipedia.
org/wiki/Dot-com_bubble
