Syrinx
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Thu Jan-20-11 07:57 PM
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(mostly) pro-socialism article from a business magazine |
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Edited on Thu Jan-20-11 08:04 PM by Syrinx
In Norway, Start-ups Say Ja to SocialismWe venture to the very heart of the hell that is Scandinavian socialism and find out that it's not so bad. Pricey, yes, but a good place to start and run a company. What exactly does that suggest about the link between taxes and entrepreneurship? http://www.inc.com/magazine/20110201/in-norway-start-ups-say-ja-to-socialism.html
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Thu Jan-20-11 08:11 PM
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It's on the lengthy side so I instapapered it for later reading.
In general, I've found that many European entrepreneurs have a much more realistic picture of the role of social infrastructure in relation to the likelihood of their business' profitability.
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Fri Jan-21-11 04:39 AM
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Europeans, in general, seem so much more mature in their thinking than "us." We Americans, on the whole, are so short-sighted.
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Fri Jan-21-11 05:33 AM
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3. here's the article all on one page |
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