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I can think of a number of reasons. -If you make hard-goods, being closer to your manufacturing may be helpful -Cheaper staffing/skilled labor in non-US count
by polyfractal 15y ago
I can think of a number of reasons.
-If you make hard-goods, being closer to your manufacturing may be helpful
-Cheaper staffing/skilled labor in non-US countries
-Cheaper cost of living elsewhere
-More corporation-friendly tax regulations
- 8bitpal 15y agoRationally those are compelling reasons for a business to leave. But I think personal reasons play a huge role in this decision. A majority of the people tend to only leave when the situation becomes unbearable (or not even then). What would it take for you to leave your home country/area? I guess it's hard to say until it actually happens. One reason for me to leave would be an oppressive government, I guess.
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- ark15 15y agoI would add 'Visa issues' to that list that applies to people who are itching to start companies in the US after being here for 5+ years but cannot due to visa restrictions.