Comparative policy analysis of the investment potential of the countries of the Black Sea basin in case of Bulgaria and Romania.

Abstract

The article presents a comparative analysis of the policies of the investment potential of the Black Sea countries to the case of Bulgaria and Romania. The economic factors determining the investment attractiveness of Bulgaria, should include: a low tax base, membership in the EU developed infrastructure, low level of production costs; loyal investment legislation; healthy competitive relationship; TNB major operation in the banking system in Bulgaria, the average rate on mortgage lending Bulgaria and other important economic arguments in favor of a positive assessment of the investment climate in Romania are as follows: full membership in the EU, a huge potential for development of real estate market, the existence of international agreements for the development and mutual protection of investments (APPRI); extremely attractive place for investment evaluation consulting agencies Pricewaterhouse Coopers and Colliers International. The analysis suggests a high untapped investment potential of Bulgaria and Romania.