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I think it is set of different problems Southern Europe and France are almost hostile to entrepreneurship and startups. Nordics, Baltic and Benelux countries mo
by antupis 5y ago
I think it is set of different problems Southern Europe and France are almost hostile to entrepreneurship and startups. Nordics, Baltic and Benelux countries mostly nail culture and regulatory frameworks but small markets slows down starting and scaling business. Personally I don't know what is problem with Germany probably something to do with how German is organised around manufacturing.
- mytailorisrich 5y agoIn my experience the UK has a very simple and friendly system and, I believe, London has grown into an European centre for startups and funding. France makes things overly-complicated and costly for the sake of it, not just for entrepreneurs but for everyone, this is very puzzling (and I was born there!).
- antupis 5y agoYeah did not add UK because Brexit but I agree that UK and especially London is best location to start startup in Europe.
- mod50ack 5y agoWonder how Ireland will be affected due to their status as an English-speaking country with major business operations already there that's uniquely able to hire effortlessly from both the UK and EU.