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The ten countries that comprise Central Europe are attracting a considerable amount of foreign direct investment (FDI)-a whopping $37 billion annually-which puts it in second place behind China but far ahead of third-place India.
The attraction, note investors, is talented, creative, hard-working youth, who also have top-notch computer skills. And, it isn't just Poland, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic that have caught investors' attention, Bulgaria and Romania are becoming just as popular, according to BusinessWeek magazine. Many U.S. software companies are investing in Bulgaria, while Romania is emerging as an engineering and R&D hub for automakers and other industries.
Central Europe includes Armenia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Ukraine.
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