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Construction industry and economic growth in Singapore
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  • 1985Housing a nation : 25 years of public housing in Singapore124 cited
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  • 2003Total factor productivity growth accounting in the construction industry of Singapore81 cited
  • 2010Malmquist indices of total factor productivity changes in the Australian construction industry71 cited
  • 2010Reliability of the Box–Jenkins model for forecasting construction demand covering times of economic austerity65 cited
  • 2011Time Overrun in Construction Projects from the Perspective of Project Management Consultant (PMC)65 cited
  • 2005Disputes and Dispute Resolution Systems in Sino-Foreign Joint Venture Construction Projects in China60 cited
  • 2014MCPCM: A DEMATEL-ANP-Based Multi-criteria Decision-Making Approach to Evaluate the Critical Success Factors in Construction Projects60 cited
  • 2011Forecasting construction demand: a vector error correction model with dummy variables58 cited

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Forecasting residential construction demand in Singapore: a comparative study of the accuracy of time series, regression and artificial neural network techniques
53 cited
  • 1994Formulating a long-term strategy for developing the construction industry of Singapore40 cited
  • 2012Multiplier Model for Forecasting Manpower Demand38 cited
  • 1996International contractors and structural changes in host country construction industries: case of Singapore37 cited
  • 2012An analysis of construction productivity in Malaysia36 cited
  • 2012Utilizing the linkage between domestic demand and the ability to export to achieve sustainable growth of construction industry in developing countries18 cited
  • 2010Preliminary approach to improve knowledge management in engineering management17 cited
  • 2012Reviewing building construction statistics in Turkey: Stakeholders’ perspective5 cited
  • 1989Housing in Singapore: determinants of success and lessons for the developing countries5 cited