Abstract
Today, it is a crucial task to study the recent problems of market infrastructure from the perspective of both macro-and microeconomics and spatial strategy and regionalism. In particular, it reveals the actuality of foreign investment policy in the conditions where there are significant intraregional differences in the country, which affect the forms of manifestation of general patterns of market infrastructure development and the processes of interregional interaction in the formation of regional markets. Hence, this article discusses the issues of attracting investment in the development of market infrastructure in the regions of our country.
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