It feels like Google, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Netflix everything comes from there
It's a big country, but I wouldn't say that many brands come from the USA, they are only very relevant in Germany.
That's only a fraction of the brands. Take a look around, there's also so much for example. From UK and Japan.
I think it is easier and less bureaucratic to set up a company there than in Europe.
It is said that Microsoft would not have been possible in Germany because the tissue inspection agency had forbidden to build computers in a garage.
The downside of the coin, however, is that many also suffer shipwreck because there's no business start-up funding and therefore only those whose corporate culture is not necessarily particularly social from the German point of view, but often operate capitalism in its purest form, regardless of losses or losses. In fact, looking to their advantage almost literally walking over corpses.
And Coca Cola, Walt Disney, Boeing, General Electric, Dupont, etc. The US has a very productive and innovative population.
It feels like there are an almost infinite number of non-American brands. Picking a few big ones and deducing from them that there are almost no non-American brands is a bit naive.
Do you mean
But if you look at the biggest ones, there are a lot of American brands
And Germany, Sweden and South Korea also have a lot to offer, but the biggest brands come from the USA
Yeah right. And?
Why is that?
Because the USA is huge and has worked for the international market from the start, with a European country producing more for its own people, for example. There are of course exceptions on both sides.
Sure, but in my opinion not enough to speak of "felt everything comes from here".
