U.S. Construction InVue
Take Initiative with the Right
Data
The U.S. Construction InVue provides cutting
edge information and insight into the U.S. construction industry.
Filled with data on general economic trends, construction activity
indicators, real and nominal construction spending for 35 categories,
it is sent with presentation ready charts and graphs in a power
point package. Forecasts from PCA’s award winning economics
team (twice named by Chicago Federal Reserve as most accurate forecasting
for real GDP) are provided for the current the year and updated
with each forecast.
Accurate, timely data consolidated and presented monthly
make the U.S. Construction InVue an invaluable resource
for business planners and sales executives, as well as engineers,
contractors, industry consultants, manufacturers, market analysts,
distributors, and many other professionals in construction.
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What you will get:
- Monthly Releases
- U.S. Economic Indicators
- U.S. Construction Indicators
- 35 real and nominal sector and subsector construction spending
- One year historical data look back
- Written Commentary from staff economists
- 20+ presentation ready graphs
- Forecast estimates for current year
- The best available technology to deliver more information faster
- Intuitive visual design and layout for ease of navigation from
page to page
How you will benefit:
- Easy access formats (Excel, PPT, PDF) allow updating of internal
databases without searching multiple sources
- Assists in capital investment decisions
- Identify risks and opportunities with advanced notice
- Gauge market share and penetration
- Track forecast accuracy
- Allocate your company’s time resources more efficiently
- Plan budgets with confidence
- Create entire presentations without having to make charts
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Executive Summary |
PowerPoint slides |
Excel spreadsheet |
Your yearly subscription includes monthly
updates of all three for only $500.
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Forecast Webcast
Forecast: Delays Hinder Release of Stimulus Funds
 Bureaucratic delays in releasing funds coupled with long lags between outlays and construction activity for American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) projects will lead to very little stimulatory impact on cement consumption in 2009, according to the most recent economic forecast from PCA chief economist Ed Sullivan.
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