I'm not sure about that. As far as I know European social democracies micromanage too much. One thing none of these countries seem to get is that complex regul

I'm not sure about that. As far as I know European social democracies micromanage too much. One thing none of these countries seem to get is that complex regulations and micromanagement are more expensive than taxation. These things have huge unintended costs, largely in time and in preventing innovation. If we had free health care and basic income, who cares about at-will employment? If I lose my job, I'll just move on. You don't need all those regulations if you apply a "fairness correction" after the fact.