Many investors resolutely consider investing in East-European markets. Clearly, it is risky to make such general statement about all markets in the region. E.g., investing in Poland still is much more famous than investing in Ukraine, because of a current political situation.

However, it is clearly visible in plenty of data as well as varous analysis that foreign investments in this part of Europe are constantly growing. Presently, plenty of firms are opening their offices and subsidiaries in East-European markets. There are a few factors which may be listed as main results of such situation.

First of all, the economy of Eastern European countries are still growing. That means that its societies are becoming more and more well-to-do. Surely, it attracts new companies and investments as guys may spend much more on their consumption. It is well known economic fact that in the moment society gets richer, new investments appear. Apparently, if there is no restraints imposed by the state.

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And this is how we reach the second crucial factor which is: incentives for investment. Many governments decide to create and implement various investment incentives schemes. They are designed specifically to encourage foreign investors to come to the country. Such incentives might have various forms. Everything depends on a specific plan designed and implemented by government of the particular country.

Occassionally, it might be an incentive for a concrete industry, sometimes only for a specific region. In the second option, it normally aims to develop the poorest regions of the country. A good of such investment incentives may be the idea of developing industrial parks. Such initiative is rather common in various Eastern European countries. They are frequently created in a special areas which have the highest possibility of industrial development. What is necessary is that the area is well connected with other regions and cities by roads, airports and railroads. For example, industrial park in Poland often can offer good business infrastructure connecting not only other Polish cities, but also with nearby countries such as Belarus as well as Ukraine.

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