No more Eastern European countries are under communist rules. After the settling up of capitalism many US companies gauging the lucrative 70 million consumers in the region have stepped up, be it McDonald or Microsoft. But now 18 long years since Eastern Europe got rid of communism it seems it has no more remained a cheap place to make things. 
Are Eastern European countries becoming victims of their own success by acting pricy literally? Some believe after reaping success across the regions on various verticals like wages, real estate, software industry, commodity export it is going Mexico, Thailand, Singapore way.
Companies looking to transit outsourcing work, the newest corner of the Eastern European union are not certainly remained the lucrative bargain it used to be.
Image: A man walks past Microsoft Support Center in Bucharest, Romania, which Bill Gates inaugurated this February.
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