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all kinds of jobscreatedall kinds of jobs
the most paper wealthcreatedthe most paper wealth
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that particular recession(passive) caused bythat particular recession
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a very minor and isolated recession(passive) caused bya very minor and isolated recession
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a whole new class of automation that , when applied to conventional businesses , can dramatically improve time to market , competitive response , and customer interactioncreateda whole new class of automation that , when applied to conventional businesses , can dramatically improve time to market , competitive response , and customer interaction
to a massive surge in tax revenueledto a massive surge in tax revenue
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prosperity and a temporary surpluscreatedprosperity and a temporary surplus
to a complete Nasdaq Composite Index bust , which then led to a 735 % rally in the past 16 yearsledto a complete Nasdaq Composite Index bust , which then led to a 735 % rally in the past 16 years
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huge losses to millions of peoplecausedhuge losses to millions of people
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after years of speculative investing in internet businessescreatedafter years of speculative investing in internet businesses
to over one trillion in investments in online companiesledto over one trillion in investments in online companies
me to question why I was paying other people to lose my moneycausedme to question why I was paying other people to lose my money
some great opportunities to short - sellers ... with unprofitable companies like Webvan , Pets.com , and Flooz.com all trading at ridiculous levelscreatedsome great opportunities to short - sellers ... with unprofitable companies like Webvan , Pets.com , and Flooz.com all trading at ridiculous levels
to wild speculation and the ultimate end to some big name internet commerce companiesledto wild speculation and the ultimate end to some big name internet commerce companies
a lot of people to invest in Internet companies that had no realistic chance of ever making a dime because , for a while , it was still possible to take these crazy businesses public and make a killingleda lot of people to invest in Internet companies that had no realistic chance of ever making a dime because , for a while , it was still possible to take these crazy businesses public and make a killing
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