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An input-output table perspective on measuring construction productivity

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posted on 2004-01-01, 00:00 authored by Chunlu LiuChunlu Liu, Y Song, Y Itoh
In the field of construction economics, input-output analysis based studies' have attracted a lot of interest from the academics and researchers. The wide efforts are to carry out analyses and comparisons of economic indicators in construction sectors across countries and years. There has been little research modelling the construction productivity using input-output tables. This research takes advantage of the input-output analysis to develop a perspective for determining the productivity of an industrial sector. The developed quantitative formulas are fully based on the economic indicators generated from an input-output table. Using the newly published OECD input-output database, historical analyses and comparisons are carried out to indicate the differences of prod uctivi ties of the construction sectors in Australia and Japan.

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Title of proceedings

Proceedings of the Construction Management Research Conference 2004

Event

Construction Management Research Conference (2004 : Tokyo, Japan)

Pagination

397 - 408

Publisher

Japan Society of Civil Engineers

Location

Tokyo, Japan

Place of publication

Tokyo, Japan

Start date

2004-12-07

End date

2004-12-08

Language

eng

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E1 Full written paper - refereed; E Conference publication

Copyright notice

2004, Japan Society of Civil Engineers

Editor/Contributor(s)

M Shimazaki

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