Stephen Gruneberg is an industrial economist specialising in the construction and property sectors, and an Honorary Professor in the Bartlett School of Construction and Project Management, University College London. He has written several books on the economics of the construction sector, most recently Programme Procurement: Lessons from London 2012 (with John Mead). Noble Francis is Economics Director at the Construction Products Association, London. He oversees a team of construction economists and has over 15 years experience producing economic forecasts for the construction industry. He is also an Honorary Professor in the Bartlett School of Construction and Project Management, University College London.

• 1. Getting to grips with construction industry statistics2. Economic theory of markets and construction3. Running a construction firm4. The firm and economies of growth5. Productivity and the construction market6. The game of construction7. The underlying causes of conflict in construction8. Construction and cyclicality9. Projects10. The economics of construction project management

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Stephen Gruneberg is an industrial economist specialising in the construction and property sectors, and an Honorary Professor in the Bartlett School of Construction and Project Management, University College London. He has written several books on the economics of the construction sector, most recently Programme Procurement: Lessons from London 2012 (with John Mead). Noble Francis is Economics Director at the Construction Products Association, London. He oversees a team of construction economists and has over 15 years experience producing economic forecasts for the construction industry. He is also an Honorary Professor in the Bartlett School of Construction and Project Management, University College London.

• 1. Getting to grips with construction industry statistics2. Economic theory of markets and construction3. Running a construction firm4. The firm and economies of growth5. Productivity and the construction market6. The game of construction7. The underlying causes of conflict in construction8. Construction and cyclicality9. Projects10. The economics of construction project management

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Stephen Gruneberg is an industrial economist specialising in the construction and property sectors, and an Honorary Professor in the Bartlett School of Construction and Project Management, University College London. He has written several books on the economics of the construction sector, most recently Programme Procurement: Lessons from London 2012 (with John Mead). Noble Francis is Economics Director at the Construction Products Association, London. He oversees a team of construction economists and has over 15 years experience producing economic forecasts for the construction industry. He is also an Honorary Professor in the Bartlett School of Construction and Project Management, University College London.

• 1. Getting to grips with construction industry statistics2. Economic theory of markets and construction3. Running a construction firm4. The firm and economies of growth5. Productivity and the construction market6. The game of construction7. The underlying causes of conflict in construction8. Construction and cyclicality9. Projects10. The economics of construction project management

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