At the moment Romania's economic policy aims to gradually reduce the economic gaps that separate it from developed world economies. In the current international environment, characterized by the internationalization of economic processes, output and financial capital flows, foreign direct investments (FDI) are an important source of profits that can ensure sustainable economic growth. The increase of FDI inflows both in Romania and in other countries consist of the implementation speed and success of the market economy. Successful schemes for privatization and economic restructuring as part of a successful transition from better economic performance would certainly enhance any type of investment, including FDI.