Construction industry collapse predicted

Published: 11:13AM Tuesday August 31, 2010 Source: BusinessDesk/NZI Business

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  The NZIER says that while there is enough momentum in the economy to avoid slipping into another recession, the recovery is slowing. The think tank has today released its September quarterly prediction and it sees a collapse coming in the construction sector.

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