Übersetzung für "Internet bubble" in Deutsch

The Internet bubble was unusual in this regard.

Talk is once again arising as to whether an internet bubble is forming.

The internet bubble and the financial crisis leave their mark.

Deregulation, cheap money, internet bubble, real estate bubble, and what comes next?

Analoui: Investors have learned from the internet bubble.

Six years after the burst of the Internet bubble, the information society is on a steady growth path.

When the internet bubble burst in 2000, many users had bad experiences.

The collapse of the telecommunications market, the bursting of the Internet bubble, greatly reduced corporate margins and international tensions resulted in a contraction in demand.

Firstly, the crisis occurred because of the aggressive monetary policy within the EU's boundaries when it was attempted to solve the problems of the Internet bubble.

Greenspan stoked two bubbles – the Internet bubble of 1998-2001 and the subsequent housing bubble that is now bursting.

Or consider the Internet bubble, which Greenspan recognized early but then did nothing to address.

With the support of Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, President George W. Bush pushed through a tax cut designed to benefit the richest Americans but not to lift the economy out of the recession that followed the collapse of the Internet bubble.

However, the sector is facing problems which result from a combination of factors: the burst of the Internet bubble, the economic slowdown, and over-capacity.

Equity markets have been hit hard by the slowdown in the economy and the burst of the Internet bubble since 2000.

Equity markets were hit hard by the slowdown in the economy and the burst of the Internet bubble in 2000.

It has expanded its scope to cover also later stage investment, in order to compensate for the reduction in capital supply for such investment as markets continue to adjust in the wake of the bursting of the Internet bubble

The economic slowdown and the burst of the Internet bubble have negatively affected the political agenda as well as the motivation of industry to contribute significantly to these efforts.

Since the burst of the Internet bubble, telecom operators have been reducing capital expenditure as part of their consolidation plans.

Despite the burst of the Internet bubble in 2001, the ICT sector continues to achieve above-average growth and is still the EU’s most innovative and research-intensive sector, accounting for 25% of the total EU research effort in the business sector.

Capitalisation levels increased in all countries in 2003 as prices recovered from the downturn that followed the burst of the Internet bubble in 2000.

The biggest one was the "new economy" Internet bubble in 2000, crashing in 2000, the real estate bubbles in many countries, financial derivative bubbles everywhere, stock market bubbles also everywhere, commodity and all bubbles, debt and credit bubbles -- bubbles, bubbles, bubbles.