Location choice factors for startup founders in Europe in 2017
Which factors are more and which are less important for startup location choice?*
This statistic shows the factors which startup founders in 2017 think are the most important when considering which location to start their business. Access to talent is very important to 77 percent of respondents and is the most popular factor in this statistic. Proximity to the target market is not important to 23 percent of respondents to the survey, making it the least important factor for startup founders.
Which factors are more and which are less important for startup location choice?*
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