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right, because EU startups are doing very well now... cheaper credit/more foreign investment doesn't change the fundamental dynamics at play when starting a com
by drusenko 19y ago
right, because EU startups are doing very well now... cheaper credit/more foreign investment doesn't change the fundamental dynamics at play when starting a company, like how rigid the laws are, or how cheaply one can build a startup.
- ojbyrne 19y agoThe EU includes a lot of countries where laws are less rigid, and costs lower. Lithuania, Romania, etc. I'm sure there's a pretty long list of European companies with successful exits. Skype, last.fm, jaiku, etc.