Global Construction 2020
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Global Construction 2020 is a major study about the global construction industry to 2020.
Sponsored by PwC and a number of global construction industry leaders, including Holcim, Cemex, Lafarge, Saint-Gobain, Orascom Construction Industries, Royal BAM Group, RLB and Aedas, the report is rich in content and detailed insight,
The report gives long term forecasts for the global construction industry.
Global Construction 2020 provides in depth analysis and reliable forecasts for 45 key construction markets representing around 85% of world output.
The report provides ten-year forecasts of total construction output and analyses market dynamics in 45 key construction markets globally.
The countries covered within the report are: United States of America, Canada, Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, China, Singapore, India, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, South Korea, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Egypt, Morocco, Libya, Algeria, South Africa, Nigeria, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Greece, Brazil, Columbia, Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Turkey, Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary and Bulgaria.
The report provides forecasts and analysis for construction markets at both a global and regional level, as well as for key countries..
The report also includes forecasts for residential and non residential building construction and infrastructure.
Views and contributions of industry experts are also presented in the report. These include, PwC on global transport infrastructure, Pinsent Masons LLP on the nuclear energy ambitions of Asia, the United Nations on global environmental opportunities for construction and a contribution by UKTI on the impact of global sports events on construction around the world.
The views of industry experts, included in the study, provide intelligent insight on issues which may affect the construction industry over the next decade.
All construction output forecasts, delivered in the report, use a model of the global construction sector. This model is linked to Oxford Economics Global Economic Model - the most widely used commercially available model of world economics.
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The report is an invaluable resource for senior executives and policy makers seeking to understand the challenges and opportunities in the global construction market over the next decade.
Global Construction 2020 is a major study about the global construction industry to 2020.
Sponsored by PwC and a number of global construction industry leaders, including Holcim, Cemex, Lafarge, Saint-Gobain, Orascom Construction Industries, Royal BAM Group, RLB and Aedas, the report is rich in content and detailed insight,
The database is an essential tool for business planning as well as strategy and policy making.
The global construction database gives detailed year-on-year long term forecasts for the global construction industry.
Global Construction 2020 provides reliable forecasts for residential, non residential and infrastructure sectors globally, for key regions and for 27 major construction markets globally.
The database provides ten-year forecasts of 45 key construction markets representing around 85% of world output.
The countries covered within the database are: United States of America, Canada, Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, China, Singapore, India, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, South Korea, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Egypt, Morocco, Libya, Algeria, South Africa, Nigeria, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Greece, Brazil, Columbia, Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Turkey, Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary and Bulgaria.
The report provides forecasts and analysis for construction markets at both a global and regional level, as well as for key countries..
The database also provides estimates of total global construction output for each year to 2020 and provides a distinction between developed countries and emerging markets.
Construction output for key regional markets is given for housing, infrastructure and non-housing building work sub sectors are provided with annual data to 2020.
Sub sector forecasts of construction output are provided for 27 individual countries for residential, infrastructure and non-housing.
The full database of global construction output forecasts can be purchased through this website.
In addition to Global Construction 2020 database purchasers can obtain database forecasts for specific countries and/or regions and sectors.
These forecasts include global estimates of total construction output and include specific country forecasts and/or regional and sector forecast data as specified.
All construction output forecasts, use a model of the global construction sector. This model is linked to Oxford Economics Global Economic Model - the most widely used commercially available model.
The report is an invaluable resource for senior executives and policy makers seeking to understand the challenges and opportunities in the global construction market over the next decade.
