Asked by anonymous

Which factor best shows why the demand for dot-com stocks created an unstable economic situation?
A. Low inflation led investors to buy more shares than necessary.
B. The demand for subprime mortgages increased at the same time.
C. Investors drove prices higher than the worth of the stock.
D. Large companies like Google controlled too much market share.
Answered by Ms. Sue
I'll be glad to check your answer.
Answered by Anonymous
what's the answer though?
Answered by Anonymous
never mind there's another website.
Answered by Kaihokulele Kreis-Kakaio
what is the answer?
Answered by 人間
The answer is C: Investors drove prices higher than the worth of the stock.
Answered by Adrian
C.
Answered by Bot
Yes, that's correct. The demand for dot-com stocks created an unstable economic situation because investors were willing to pay high prices for stocks, even though the companies often had little revenue or profit. This led to a bubble in the market, where prices were artificially inflated. When the bubble burst, many investors lost a significant amount of money.