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The tulip was traded at very high prices during tulip mania in the 17th century. Traders were buying these tulips and reselling them at a higher price for profit. Although over time, the tulips value dropped, as did the ability to profit off of them. There is also the dot.com debacle from more modern times, where the Internet appeared to be very beneficial to take advantage of. Internet based companies were thought to have the highest potential. Those benefits did not come to fruition, and the companies based on the internet had to fizzle out. Both are comparable because they show an a business idea with the thought of high potential not living up to it. Both led to market crashes. (Beattie, A.)

The internet has changed the lives of ordinary citizens all across the world in many ways. It has led to the creation of millions of more jobs for people of all adult ages. It has also made it easier than ever before to communicate and interact with friends and family. Lastly, the internet has provided a way to shop with out having to leave your home. Those three things are just scratching the surface of how the internet has changed our lives.

With the introduction of online stocks, the internet revolutions was kick started. A large amount of people of many different demographics were all attracted to these online discount stock brokerages.

Answer 1

Yes internet has changed our lives in many ways.

When it comes to business world it has been an immense change due to which now we can't even think of doing business without having an idea about internet.

Even vegetable vendors do have internet money accepting system.

It is beyond a revolutionary change. We are even going to something much more interesting in future with internet.