It is necessary for countries to make infrastructure investments and universal legal arrangements to ensure economic development and sustainable growth. In order to attract foreign direct investment, countries have to make infrastructure investments and legislative arrangements in a way that ensures competitiveness. Because companies that want to make direct investments choose areas where costs are low and risks are measurable and manageable as investment areas.

In this study, European and Asian countries were examined in terms of ease of doing business with ENTROPY and EDAS methods. Countries were examined according to various criteria such as ease of doing business, duration and reliability of contracts, tax rates, and ease of doing foreign trade. The data of the evaluation criteria were obtained from the data compiled by the OECD through the surveys conducted in the countries. In the analysis, criterion weights were determined by the ENTROPI method. The EDAS method was used to rank the countries in terms of ease of doing business. According to the results of the study, the criteria of  "rate of corporate tax to profitability", "ratio of labor tax rates to profitability", "quality of judicial processes" and "possibility of obtaining credit" came to the fore as the most important criteria.