Construction and Infrastructure
Enabling effective strategic decision making, Oxford Economics leverages industry and economic expertise to provide forecasts for all major construction sectors, enabling clients to navigate engineering and construction landscape with confidence.
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Overview
With governments looking to construction sectors to ‘build their way’ out of the economic downfall caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, it has never been more important to understand government policy. We have broad capabilities across a range of infrastructure, residential, non-residential and commercial projects in key sectors, and can provide bespoke analysis to support clients�� business and financial projections.
How we can help
The analysis and forecasts in our services are useful for analysts and senior management to gain a deeper understanding of the engineering and construction sectors globally.
Analyse and demonstrate
Our award-wining methodology helps demystify the industry, enabling you focus on what matters. Oxford Economics’ detailed sub-sector coverage for construction and engineering activity across 55+ countries means that our clients are aware of the global state-of-play with regards to supply chains, cost escalation, materials availabilities, government announcements and more.
Support and assess
- Subscribers have access to our team of specialist economists to discuss methodologies and answer your questions.
- Asses how a specific region, country or sector is performing against other economies or sectors by utilising regular forecasts, reports and enhanced product features such as the global ‘Growth Tracker’.
Track past, current and future projects
We offer clients unparalleled insights into global engineering and construction projects. These insights stem from our integrated industry and macroeconomic models to inform decision makers with the tools they need to effectively plan. In addition to helping governments and investors with privatisation processes, we also offer ongoing support to help assess the performance of their assets.
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