Us Europeans are more 'detached' from the economy than people are in the USA. We basically coast along. We don't live on credit, but debit, and most people have zero investments outside their house. We're content and risk adverse and don't care much for the stock market (even though many people's pensions are tied to it). In places where higher education is cheap, or even sometimes free (like Sweden), there's less pr…
> The EU single market is largely a myth from the perspective of wanting to start a successful company that can compete internationally. It's not any easier now than it was before the EU existed. This is simply not true. There is freedom of movement for workers which means it's easy to recruit top talent across the continent. Remote work is also much simplified. There's no friction moving goods and company assets acr…
No it isn't. Or more exactly, not my experience. Nobody hires remote workers in Austria for example due to labor and tax laws discouragin this.
If by simplified remote work you mean B-2-B contract from rich countries hiring cheaper labor in Poland, Bulgaria, etc then sure.