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Herbsman, Z and Ellis, R (1990) Research of factors influencing construction productivity. Construction Management and Economics, 8(01), 49-61.

Kangari, R and Halpin, D W (1990) Identification of factors influencing implementation of construction robotics. Construction Management and Economics, 8(01), 89-104.

Lowe, J G (1990) The fixed capital stock in use by the UK construction industry. Construction Management and Economics, 8(01), 63-75.

  • Type: Journal Article
  • Keywords: capital; depreciation; plant; vehicle
  • ISBN/ISSN: 0144-6193
  • URL: https://doi.org/10.1080/01446199000000006
  • Abstract:

    The study of technological change and productivity in the construction industry requires the development of some measures of the fixed capital stock available to the industry. There are serious theoretical and methodological weakness in the traditional neo-classical approached to valuation of the capital stock. This paper is intended to overcome some of those problems in so far as they affect the construction industry and to present a suitable method of measurement using readily available published statistics. The paper also considers a method of deriving the average age of the capital stock from the estimated value of capital so calculated. This will help to facilitate empirical checks on the assumptions used and will also provide another dimension of technical change.

Seymour, D E and Pheng, L S (1990) The quality debate. Construction Management and Economics, 8(01), 13-29.

Singh, G and Banjoko, O O (1990) The development of a rational bill of quantities. Construction Management and Economics, 8(01), 31-47.

Skibniewski, M J and Kassouf, P J (1990) Potential for application of plastic liner plates in tunnelling works. Construction Management and Economics, 8(01), 3-11.

Tavakoli, A and Tulumen, S C (1990) Construction industry in Turkey. Construction Management and Economics, 8(01), 77-87.