1. There are a large number of Europeans working 80h/week workloads at investment banks, private equity firms etc. Many go into these roles from graduate schoo

1. There are a large number of Europeans working 80h/week workloads at investment banks, private equity firms etc. Many go into these roles from graduate school and I can't think of any that match Stanford etc in entrepreneurial spirit. Intriguingly enough, although grad school is a fraction of the cost of the US, expectations that one should go into an "established" firm after are, if anything, even higher 2. In the UK at least laws and regulations are in many cases better than the US, certainly from a tax perspective