Which country is preferable for growing a startup?

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Frank Fitzpatrick · Accepted Answer

Estonia

Medeiro Stashia · Answer

Sydney

Shantanu Deshpande · Answer

The land full of opportunities: India

Lucy Rolff · Answer

I've heard that Estonia is great for startups because of their digital infrastructure and ease of doing business.

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The USA seems like a solid choice, especially with all the tech hubs like Silicon Valley and Austin. Lots of opportunities and networking.

Daria Ofitserova · Answer

Anywhere you can find a comfortable spot to work for hours 😅 Every community is different, though. For me, a place is good enough if it has at least one tech conference and an accelerator/incubator.

Aiden Yates · Answer

USA

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UK.

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USA.

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US

Adam Roger · Answer

Many factors play into this, but I find the U.S. to be preferable for growing a startup due to its robust funding opportunities, large market size, and vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem.

However, other countries like Canada and Germany also offer strong support systems and incentives for startups.

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China, but i'm not really sure

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Many people recommend Singapore for its business-friendly environment and strong support for innovation. It’s worth considering!

Timothy Charles Wilson · Answer

It really depends on your specific goals and needs. The Bay Area is the startup capital, but living costs are crazy high. Other emerging tech hubs in the U.S. like Austin, Miami, or Seattle could be good options. Internationally, places like Singapore, Toronto, London, or Tel Aviv have thriving startup scenes with more reasonable costs. Anywhere with access to talent, funding, and a supportive ecosystem is worth considering. Do your research into accelerators, investors, events, etc. in different locations to find the best fit.

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Austria.

Which country is preferable for growing a startup?

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