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"Women’s share of intended computer-science majors fell from a 44% peak in 1980 to 12% by the mid-2000s, rebounding only to 15% by 2011 in Sax et al.’s data."
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Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 8: THE SHIELD OF SCREWTAPE Survivor Reset
Source title Anatomy of an Enduring Gender Gap: The Evolution of Women’s Participation in Computer Science
Source authors Linda J. Sax, Kathleen J. Lehman, Jerry A. Jacobs, M. Allison Kanny, Gloria Lim, Laura Monje-Paulson, Hilary B. Zimmerman
Source year 2017
Confidence high
Importance high
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"In Sax et al.’s 1971-2011 data, the mid-to-late-1990s resurgence in intended computer-science majors occurred almost exclusively among men."
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Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 8: THE SHIELD OF SCREWTAPE Survivor Reset
Source title Anatomy of an Enduring Gender Gap: The Evolution of Women’s Participation in Computer Science
Source authors Linda J. Sax, Kathleen J. Lehman, Jerry A. Jacobs, M. Allison Kanny, Gloria Lim, Laura Monje-Paulson, Hilary B. Zimmerman
Source year 2017
Confidence high
Importance high
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"Information technology investment was a major factor in the late-1990s boom and subsequent bust, while excessive optimism about future technology profits likely contributed to the 2001 investment bust."
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Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 8: THE SHIELD OF SCREWTAPE Survivor Reset
Source title What Investment Patterns across Equipment and Industries Tell Us about the Recent Investment Boom and Bust
Source authors Jonathan McCarthy
Source year 2004
Confidence high
Importance high

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