Attracting long-term foreign investments was one of the priority tasks of Ukraine's economic policy during almost all years of Ukraine's independence.
It is indisputable that there are several investment-attractive factors in Ukraine that contribute to the expansion of its investment ties: A large, capacious, and, in fact, competitively total internal market for most goods. Geographical location at the intersection of the main transport routes between Europe and Asia. Relatively cheap and, at the same time, qualified workforce. Scientific potential. Developed infrastructure (availability of ports, bridges, airports, warehouses, communication systems, water supply) and others.
The Ukrainian market is enormous (about 46 million consumers) and is multiplying. In recent years, the dynamic growth of retail trade has been observed in Ukraine. This is facilitated by the general revitalization of the economy, the coming "to light" of part of the shadow sector, the growth of the population's income, and the rapid spread of mechanisms for selling goods on credit;
Well-developed infrastructure — pipelines, transit terminals, railways and highways, power grids, and sea ports.
Advantageous geographical location (between Europe and Asia, between the North and South of Europe) and a direct border with the European Union. Sufficiently stable industrial and technical relations with enterprises of the CIS and Baltic countries, which were formed in previous years and retained their significance during the period of market transformation of the mechanism of cooperation.
Significant reserves of many types of raw materials (coal, iron and manganese ores, sulfur, mercury, titanium, uranium, granite, marble, mineral salts, gypsum, alabaster, etc.) and the corresponding mining and transport infrastructure;
60% of the world's chernozems create prerequisites for agribusiness;
Ukrainian corporate tax and personal income tax are the lowest in Europe (with the possibility of transition to a single tax);
Legislation in the field of environmental protection is several times more liberal than the legislation of highly developed countries;
In 2008, Ukraine joined the World Trade Organization;
The Ukrainian climate is favorable for conducting any business (there are no tornadoes, tsunamis, droughts, dangerous insects, or natural disasters).
Also, Ukraine offers investors fast growth rates, natural resources, developed telecommunications infrastructure, a new market, and qualified personnel at a moderate price.
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