I think it is less relevant what is good for entrepreneurs compared to what is good for business angels. In my country, start-ups feel like a bit of a cargo cul

I think it is less relevant what is good for entrepreneurs compared to what is good for business angels. In my country, start-ups feel like a bit of a cargo cult, because the concept of traction is so vague, when you can't say that you have backing from angels or Andreesen/YC/Sequoia, etc. I don't get an impression that there's an endgame like flip/IPO here. An "Ask the Angels/VCs" to get an impression of what might make certain countries and their entrepreneurs more appealing would probably be more elucidating. The EU as a union has not really imposed any counter-entrepreneurial measures that I can recall, which is more than I can say about the local politicians who tax everything, everyone, and their dog.