Construction Industry Issues and Policy
Gerard de Valence, Laura HattinPosts on industry, technology, productivity and the future of construction, every second Saturday.
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Firm Size and Construction Productivity
There is a well-known relationship between firm size and productivity. Numerous studies across different industries have found large firms have significantly higher levels of output per employee. This post starts with international comparis...
New Technologies Have Profound Implications for the Organisation of Construction
Industries go through periods of growth, competition and restructuring as the technology they use goes through cycles of invention and innovation. As a result, technological change is not constant, but proceeds in fits and starts, with burs...
Update on AI in Construction
This update covers recent developments in construction related artificial intelligence (AI). Although it includes an overview of startup funding and concludes with a couple of research papers on economic policy, the focus is on announcement...
Predicting the Future of Construction Has a Poor Track Record
The picture above is the cover of J. Storrs Hall’s 2018 book Where Is My Flying Car? The premise is that, in the 1960s, we were promised a future remade by technology, but Hall says progress in physical technology and the ‘world of atoms’ s...
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I taught construction economics at University of NSW, University of Technology Sydney and Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction. Books include Modern Construction Economics and Creative Destruction and Construction of the Built Environment.
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