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Bingo. You can launch a startup in the "United States" or "in China" in day one. You can't really launch a startup in "Europe" from day one, unless you only off
by mtgx 8y ago
Bingo. You can launch a startup in the "United States" or "in China" in day one. You can't really launch a startup in "Europe" from day one, unless you only offer an online service and only to the English speakers (a tiny single-digit percentage, on average) of those countries.
- syntheticcdo 8y agoBeyond the language barrier, does the regulatory burden of complying with all applicable EU and individual state rules factor in at all?
- kazen44 8y agoit depends on your market you are trying to enter. Let's not forget that harmonizing these rules is one of the major points of the EU in the first place.