Construction demand modelling a systematic approach to using economic indicators

By:

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

Contributor(s):

Goh, Bee-Hua

Language: English Series: RICS Foundation Research Papers ; 3(4)Publication details: London RICS 1999Description: ii, 22p. 30cmISBN:

0854069402

ISSN:

1354-506X

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

338.4369

Summary: Confirms that, firstly, demand in the construction industry is significantly related to a wide range of economic measures and, secondly, the models are able to produce accurate forecasts that satisfy the acceptable limit of 10%%%% mean absolute percentage error. Implications

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Book	London RICS Boxes	RICS 1999/25 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	3	Available	30058183

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Confirms that, firstly, demand in the construction industry is significantly related to a wide range of economic measures and, secondly, the models are able to produce accurate forecasts that satisfy the acceptable limit of 10%%%% mean absolute percentage error. Implications

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