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2005 Volumn 6 Number 2 TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS AND THE PRODUCTIVE EFFICIENCY OF CONSTRUCTION FIRMS IN HONG KONG, 1981-2001 K.W. CHAU, Y.S. WANG, S.W. POON, AND L.L. LU MULTIFACTOR PRODUCTIVITY MEASURES OF CONSTRUCTION SECTORS USING OECD INPUT-OUTPUT DATABASE CHUNLU LIU AND YU SONG JOB MOTIVATIONAL FACTORS FOR DISPARATE OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS WITHIN THE UK CONSTRUCTION SECTOR: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS SALMAN ASAD AND ANDREW R.J. DAINTY CONSTRUCTION TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT ˇV THEIR INFLUENCE ON ACCIDENT CAUSALITY SOPHIE HIDE; ALISTAIR GIBB; ROGER HASLAM; DIANE GYI; TREVOR PAVITT; SARAH ATKINSON ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS OF SAFETY MANAGEMENT SUBSYSTEM ALI A. SHASH, DHAHRAN, SAUDI ARABIA AND JUNAID AHCOM SINGAPOREˇ¦S CONTRACTORS ATTITUDES TOWARDS SAFETY CULTURE EVELYN TEO AND KENNY PHANG CHARACTERISTICS OF TEAMWORK IN SINGAPORE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS LOW JEOY CHOW, DANNY THEN AND MARTIN SKITMORE AN INTEGRATED PROJECT EXTRANET DESIGN PROTOTYPE: E-AEC FOR ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS IN HONG KONG AND CHINA EDWIN H.W. CHAN, HENRY C.H. SUEN AND S.L. CHAN THE LEGAL RISKS IN BUILD-OPERATE-TRANSFER PROJECTS YIANNIS XENIDIS AND DEMOS ANGELIDES EFFECT OF MASONRY INFILL FOR REDUCING THE SWAY OF RC FRAME USING FINITE ELEMENT MODELING ABDULLAH AL-MUYEED AND RUMANA AFRIN |