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Also, critically, the US government (mostly) allows this. Many other countries have laws or regulations that impede the dynamicity of the economy and disincenti
by ageek123 7y ago
Also, critically, the US government (mostly) allows this. Many other countries have laws or regulations that impede the dynamicity of the economy and disincentivize entrepreneurship (or at least incentivize it less).
- nikanj 7y agoThis might be true globally, but all across the western world you are pretty much free to start a software company
- return1 7y agoLaws would change if the culture changes. I think it s cultural, first
- badpun 7y agoI think it's largely in the past now. There's a crapton of regulation, licencing etc. in the US now, maybe a little less than in some other developed places, but it's far from "the land of the free".