Construction creates a lot of jobs, both directly on construction sites but also in many other areas. These would include architects, building materials manufacturers and suppliers, local shops near building sites, estate agents and many others.
The construction industry typically contributes around 4-6% to the GDP of most countries. However, this percentage can vary depending on factors such as economic conditions, government spending on infrastructure, and real estate activity.
a recent report has stated that for every pound invested in to the construction industry there is a significant increase in UK economy GDP, below is a snippet from that report.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------L.E.K. Consulting completes first economic impact study for the construction sectorLondon, 28th October 2009 - A report published today reveals that spending on construction offers significant benefits to the UK economy. According to the report, Construction in the UK Economy: The Benefits of Investment, every £1 spent on construction leads to GDP growth of £2.84.Produced by L.E.K. Consulting, a leading international strategy consultancy, and commissioned by the UK Contractors Group in partnership with the CBI, the report shows that construction investment provides both short- and long-term benefits - an example shows that the total return to the UK economy of new educational buildings can be calculated at between £3.87 and £5.04 for each £1 invested.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------i hope this helps Scott o'connell
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The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) is a tax deduction scheme in the UK for construction work. Information about the scheme, including how to register and comply with its requirements, can be found on the UK government's website under the HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) section. Additionally, professional accountants and tax advisers can provide guidance on navigating the CIS.
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creates a few jobs here and there
The construction industry helps societies in many ways by making roads, highways, buildings, airports, and many more. For more information visit - Vendor Infra
It has changed from being a manufacturing led economy to being a service industry and financial centre led economy.
The Service Industry is by far and away the largest sector of the UK Economy, accounting for 46% of all jobs.
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its what attracts the tourists. The government gets a certain amount of taxes from tourism which helps boost the economy. By attracting tourist from outside the UK we get a different mix of cultured people with ideas and they also spend to business which increases industry and local trade markets.
The hospitality industry (ie - hotels, bed & breakfast, hostels, chalets etc) brings in billions of pounds to the UK economy. Holiday visitors will always need somewhere to stay while they're here !