Infrastructure is a basic network of interconnected structures needed for the functioning of a society or community as well as the whole economy. The infrastructure encompasses various facilities and technical installations, for instance transportation and communication systems, water and energy supply lines, public institutions, etc.
The infrastructure market involves both public and private companies, offering building, alteration or reconstruction services. Construction and maintaining of infrastructure objects are rather expensive but, nevertheless, a vital activity since well-developed infrastructure is the essential condition for the economic advancement. Poor investments in the infrastructure construction put the brakes on the demand satisfaction. The infrastructure market is currently showing healthy growth, propelled by the growing population, high levels of urbanization and technological progress in the construction industry.
The catalogue consists of research reports studying the infrastructure market at global, regional and country scales. Relevant data on the market size, structure, competitive landscape and major drivers and limiters are presented in the reports. The researches also provide profiles of the largest construction projects. In addition, discussions of the possible future development trends of the infrastructure market are on hand in the research reports.
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