In Porter's view, achieving competitive advantages is influenced by the natural and existing international climate. Within these, there are items such as natural endowment with production factors and geographical position that a country possesses, but also on the evolution of the international climate elements that can not be influenced by State (changes in international prices, changes in international markets, political and social events, technological changes etc.). On the other hand, there are a number of factors that can be influenced by government action. Public investment, government procurement, subsidies, the Internal Market legislation, norms and standards of consumption are all ways of generating competitive advantages. Considering the specific political decision is significant, the total system approach of competitive conditions through a coherent government action in order to improve the country's competitive advantages.