The development of new buildings and infrastructure fuels national economic growth.
From an airport that can open up new transport routes, to a dam providing water, or creating thriving communities through new schools, hospitals and housing, infrastructure forms the building blocks on which a country generates its wealth.
China’s thundering economic development since 1980 has been powered in the main by its buildings and infrastructure, so it is no surprise to see the country rank number…
Source : South China Morning Post
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