In many ways, population-dense European countries are a perfect fit for sharing economy startups — but, much like the U.S., the region has struggled to figure out how to regulate these businesses and balance the concerns of their competitors.
In many ways, population-dense European countries are a perfect fit for sharing economy startups — but, much like the U.S., the region has struggled to figure out how to regulate these businesses and balance the concerns of their competitors.
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