i've heard the bureaucratic hurdles are crazy in most EU countries, i havnt run a business here though so cant say for sure

stack_harder

It seems US wages just keep going up and up, while EU and UK fall behind. but is this mostly because of the inefficiencies and shitty red tape? or just a complex amount of variables?

I think it is less the cantilever effect that plays a bigger role here, but rather the higher social securities and greater bureaucratic hurdles in the EU.

econ

The dollar as a reserve currency and the Cantillon effect

> It seems US wages just keep going up and up, while EU and UK fall behind. but is this mostly because of the inefficiencies and shitty red tape? or just a complex amount of variables?

I think it is less the cantilever effect that plays a bigger role here, but rather the higher social securities and greater bureaucratic hurdles in the EU.