The regional market agrees with standard market economies. Functionally, it is strongly influenced by unfavorable positions on the world market, which is influenced by four exogenous trends for the region: 1) globalization, 2) transitions of the production system within which the (post) socialist transition is carried out according to the European concept, 3) intensification the impact of technological progress and innovative change and 4) the so-called flows. hyper competition. One of the most significant events in international trade in the last thirty years has been the globalization of the production of differentiated industrial goods. Differentiated industrial goods can be broadly defined as those that have emerged as a result of modern technologies, such as the invention of electricity, as well as computer technology. Examples are color TVs, refrigerators and microcomputers. This is technologically different from traditional goods that appeared before the twentieth century, such as textiles, paper and iron and steel. Differentiated robusts are almost all originally developed advanced industrialized countries (north). Until about three decades ago, they were still mostly produced by the North. However, trade liberalization, policy changes in the South, as well as technological advances in telecommunications have led to the transfer of production of some of these differentiated goods to less developed countries (South), as labor costs are much lower there. We call this transfer of production differentiated goods from north to south by the globalization of production. Influence and importance of the decision on what decisions depend on where to locate production, differences in countries: technology, resources, capital, labor, analysis of scientific articles and publication on the topic. Analysis and reference of relevant domestic and foreign writers in the field of official indicators of relevant institutions.