Now that Cyprus, Malta and eight new countries from eastern and central Europe have successfully joined the EU, their European neighbours and business partners elsewhere in the world are watching closely to see what sustainable investment opportunities may develop. Corporate Investment Opportunities in the New Europe looks at how the accession process has affected the economic prospects of the individual new member states and the enlarged EU as a whole. It focuses on the opportunities for foreign investors in the 10 new member states (Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia), comparing their economic environment and business conditions with those of the 15 longer-established members.