10 BEST Countries To Start A BUSINESS

10 BEST Countries To Start A BUSINESS

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Which country has the most small businesses?
Which country has most entrepreneurs?
Which country offers the most business opportunity?
Which country is No 1 in ease of doing business?
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Which country is the easiest to start a business?

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00:00 - Intro
01:01 - Sweden
02:10 - Malaysia
02:56 - Canada
03:58 - Switzerland
05:06 - The USA
06:21 - Denmark
07:15 - The UK
08:14 - Norway
09:10 - New Zealand
09:57 - Singapore
10:50 - Question
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[alux]

Hello Aluxers, ! Which country would you most like to start a business in, and why?

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[Ridhi]

*10. Sweden*
*9. Malaysia*
*8. Canada*
*7. Switzerland*
*6. The USA*
*5. Denmark*
*4. The UK*
*3. Norway*
*2. New Zealand*
*1. Singapore*

[danielherreracg]

I wish everyone to achieve their goals, fulfill who they’re meant to be, & succeed in life! 🔥 Greetings from Los Cabos, Mexico 🇲🇽👋🏼

[QuestionEverythingButWHY]

“It’s hard to beat a person who never gives up.”
– Babe Ruth

[manavrajput]

10)Sweden
9)Malaysia
8)Canada
7)Switzerland
6)USA
5)Denmark
4)UK
3)Norway
2)New Zealand
1)Singapore


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[Amelia-Elizabeth]

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for...

[AskMeStartUp]

I have stared Businesses in Switzerland and can recommend it to everyone. Switzerland has a great network of high-quality workforce and institutions.

[kanessharamakrishnan]

I’m Malaysian and this is news to me...

[jossidd]

Bali for me. Great environment, low cost rentals with the feel of always being on Holiday. Great place to stay focused and relaxed!

[prasangjhawar]

Alux please tell whether it is correct or not- "If you need inspiring words, don't do it"- ELON MUSK.

[harrythornton]

I am surprised to see the UK on this list. As a native to the country, the amount of red tape, very high business rates and the declining disposable income has forced many businesses to close down (particularly start ups) and the government keeps establishing monopolies by essentially only giving contracts to those who have people in their own ranks involved in, that's even with companies who are simply not good investments.
One recent example being the collapse of retail giant Intu, how the local council in my home city of Nottingham (home of Robinhood for those who are interested) missed a massive debt of £4.5 billion is a mystery to me. And even Carillion a few years ago. There were plenty of sound businesses that could do a better job and were more financially stable, but government kept awarding contracts to them despite the company being recklessly managed. Yes not every contract works out for businesses but they just simply took on more risks than they could afford to take.

Plus, the amount you keep is such a rubbish deal, I think for a 50% gross margin business, you can only keep about 12% where in Singapore it's about 40% so I'm definitely not surprised that Singapore is number 1.

[hansyap]

sooo glad and proud that Malaysia is on this list. let's go Malaysians

[turhhrn]

Hey Indians we will be in the list not immediately but definitely. 🚩

[rectilon]

I would like to disagree with your top pick because I live in Singapore and I believe that the country is not really open to disruptive startups (assuming that is the context)
A. The market is multi-racial and relatively fixated (not open to new ideas)
B. The government has a significant influence over the nation and many people are unaware. Most of the money making companies are owned and highly regulated by the government: Transport/Energy/Airlines
C. The market is not really open for disruption because those not in the working sector are operating old fashioned business and the communities are really unaware of modern business trends.
There is a lot of potential but I honestly am not going to support Singapore being the best for business.

[thanuj_]

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[QuestionEverythingButWHY]

“Necessity is the mother of invention.”
― Plato

[curryboi]

Did you just show Singapore as Malaysia?!!!

[peterschadenberg]

The place I want to start or rather grow my business in is a place not too hot, not too cold, not too urban, but not too remote.

[joymae]

OMG NO WAY, I was seriously debating leaving the USA for Singapore last week. It's like the universe wanted me to find this video! Thank you!

[kevinelliott]

Government leaders of Trinidad and Tobago needs to watch this video.... they're clueless about country great video as always