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foreign direct investment, a reduction in time of crisis, gradually return to the eastern european region. according to analysts the vienna institute of international comparative analysis (WIIW) this year, capital inflows will increase.a global crisis for investors' risk their money. after the collapse of the world financial market, direct investment in eastern europe fell by half - from 112 billion to 55 billion euros. last year, the situation began to improve, foreign direct investment in the region grew by 9%. however, not all countries had a large influx of funds. so, in bulgaria, hungary, romania, poland and estonia experienced a reduction in the flow of foreign capital.the economist WIIW gabor хуниа is optimistic and believes that this year, investment in the region expected to grow by 30%, 60.9 billion to 79.2 billion euros. "we look forward to the restoration in the czech republic, poland, hungary, and словакии», quotes his austrian der standard. the most attractive to foreign investors will be russia. to share something about 46 billion euros in direct investment (15 billion euros more than in 2010), the profit from them may reach 10%. but romania and bulgaria, have not yet восстановившиеся from crisis, will have to reckon with a still weak interest of investors. in general, according to analysts WIIW, the pre crisis level of investment can be achieved until 2017.however, the plans of investors can be adjusted because of the outstanding problems in the euro zone. and politicians and economists fear that the "disease" of the eurozone countries can "заразить» eastern european countries within the eu. as confirmed by rbc daily source close to the european commission, the possibility of the crisis of the euro zone to other countries is a major concern of european politicians.eastern europe was still heavily dependent on foreign investment. so, what