I will pay for the following article Foreign Direct Investments in Bulgaria. The work is to be 21 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

I will pay for the following article Foreign Direct Investments in Bulgaria. The work is to be 21 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. This paper looks at these problems using a strategic analysis framework and proposes a few key solutions that will help the country find clear answers.

The investment climate is a country's ability to attract or encourage foreign individuals or corporations to invest or bring in funds that will start or develop an ongoing business (Kotler et al., 1997, p. 189).

Foreign investors pay attention to at least four attributes of a country's investment climate: its comparative and competitive advantages, its domestic economic and political stability, property rights protection, and foreign trade zones.

Foreign investors will put in money in another country only if the investment climate is attractive, which means that there is a good chance the funds invested will make money and profits, that the government will not give the business difficult problems, and that the country can also benefit from the investment.

Examples of FDI are funds to construct public roads and schools, to modernize the country's telecommunications facilities, or to develop energy generation plants. Countries like Bulgaria that want to develop its economy are doing its best to attract foreign businessmen so they will invest.