Dot-com bubble

During 1991-2012, there were two significant periods of economic recession that worth we pay attention. In 2000-2001, the United States suffered dot-com bubble and in 2008, the subprime crisis also has greatly impacted American economy. There is no doubt that Frog’s Leap would be influenced. Out of exceptions, Frog’s Leap also did a good job and survive from the spring of such a sluggish economic situation, but there are still some financial problem that the winery have to face behind its…

The use of E-Commerce has increased in previous years due to faster and cheaper ways, to purchase goods and services online. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, E-Commerce is “activities that communicate with the buying and selling of goods and services over the Internet.” This innovation has changed the way businesses reach customers without leaving their houses. Now, it’s much easier to order a book online through Amazon rather than purchase in a local bookstore. Because it requires…

- Because the global economy is similar to a bubble; the real value of an asset (real estate, corporation, precious metals, etc.) is only the skin of the bubble, the rest is air that disappears when it explodes. - How does the financial bubble inflate? - People expectations insufflate air to financial bubbles since they give the assets higher value than they have. -Who decides if the value of an asset is real or it is a bubble? -The market, the people who want to obtain benefits of that…

In a recent article by the New York Times, Eduardo Porter examines the historical context of American income. Since the onset of the Great Recession, 2015 marks the first time the Census Bureau reported an increase in median U.S. incomes. Even more optimistic, though, incomes of the poorest fifth of the population increased by 6.6% and poverty decreased from 14.8% in 2014 to 13.5%. Although these statistics elicit a positive outlook for the years ahead, Porter cautions the reader to examine why…

people they knew were a couple of friends. This meant that they had to research and find everything out by themselves, because of this it slowed them down. Another main problem they faced was the severe resection in the I.T. field during the 2000 “Dot-Com” bubble burst and the 2001 recession post 9/11 There are many differences between my parents’ homeland and Canada. First off, in India it much more crowded as the population is almost thirty-seven times larger. Also it isn’t as multicultural as…

Human rights, as they relate to business, have not and cannot be realized through legal compliance alone. Throughout much of human history laws have changed, from the prosecution of Jews in Nazi Germany, to South Africa’s apartheid, to the US’ housing bubble, leaving room to doubt that our current system of laws correlates with a universally just moral code. Because the world that we live is forever changing so too are our morals, and if human rights are to be respected everywhere societal…

and cannot be able to reappear, the effects to the worlds economies is to high. Financial markets are not continually self-adjusting or self-regulating, the effects of the early 1980’s recession, Black Monday, the 1994 Mexican Peso crisis, the dot-com bubble, the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis in the US and the European Sovereign debt crisis, should have been enough of a warning sign, including the now infamous 1998 bailout of the hedge fund Long Term Capital Management. However, nevertheless…

startup-speak phrases such as “revolutionize user-centric technologies” or “empower cutting-edge methodologies.” What do these phrases really mean? No one really knows exactly. Many people both inside and outside of the Silicon Valley entrepreneurial bubble would agree that this kind of language is unique and doesn’t necessarily have an effect on the future of technology that will make innovation progress forward and cause the environment to churn out more companies that instigate waves of…

that the cycles are being pushed forward temporarily, any intervention in the natural cycle unleashes the wrath of nature, the current phase of economic excess will also end in a similar correction. The winter started in 2000 preceded by the dot-com bubble. Many point that the stock markets are considerably higher compared to the levels in 2000, where’s the winter? The current stock market rise is fueled by the easy monetary policy of the various Central Banks all over the world. Barring a…

of the broken relationship between state and citizen; for instance, President Bill Clinton was impeached and there was a record rise in the use of the death penalty. More significantly, there was an increase in the power of the individual. The Dot-Com bubble lead to a new class of powerful entrepreneurs, and the continuing popularity of neo-liberalism shifted power away from the government and into the hands of the private sector. This environment of change in many ways mirrors that of the…