> Europe is very risk-adverse I'd say it depends. I lived in several places and my feeling is that the bigger and more cosmopolitan the city is, the less it is

> Europe is very risk-adverse I'd say it depends. I lived in several places and my feeling is that the bigger and more cosmopolitan the city is, the less it is risk adverse. So the worst is usually the countryside or towns and cities far away from any border and with no particular significance. > big difference with the US is the fragmented market: different languages, cultural differences, legislative constraints, market demands The Germans tried to address this in the 1940s, but no one seemed interested. /s