In the media | 13 Sep 2023
International Construction: How much will the global construction industry be worth by 2037?
Graham Robinson
Global Infrastructure and Construction Lead
Graham Robinson, Global Infrastructure and Construction Lead, Oxford Economics and Graham Harle, Chief Executive Officer, Gleeds, have written an op-ed based on our Global Construction Futures report that examines the forecast of the construction industry globally.
Read the op-ed below:
To download our latest reports, please check out Resource Hub – Oxford Economics.
Tags:
You may be interested in
Post
Industry in the age of the energy transition
This 5-page report identifies five key themes that will shape our Industry Climate Service research agenda over the course of 2024. The energy transition will have a significant impact on industrial activity this decade across several dimensions. Alongside the need for industry to urgently decarbonise its own activities, it will also play an instrumental role in the production of the low-carbon technologies necessary for decarbonisation in other sectors of the economy.
Find Out More
Post
Turbulence for interest-sensitive sectors in eye of rate hike storm
Much of the recent industrial underperformance in advanced economies is consistent with a slowdown triggered by the monetary policy shock that started in December 2021, our analysis shows. This reinforces our view that interest-sensitive sectors that have been struggling will continue to perform particularly poorly in the coming quarters.
Find Out More
Post
Closing the Gap: Attracting more women into construction is key to Net Zero.
Senior Economist Sarah Nelson expands on why women hold the key to achieving the all-important net zero target in the construction sector in Construction UK Magazine – End Of Year Review Edition 2023.
Find Out More