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ajceb-3483	Abbott, Malcolm; Carson, Chris	A comparative approach to determining the growth of productivity of the New Zealand construction industry	2013	13	.pdf	application/pdf	6591	212	41	Figure 1 Total factor productivity in New Zealand construction, Statistics New Zealand, 2006 Census New Zealand Australia Income $m NZ Expenditure $m NZ EBIT $m NZ Profit margin % Income $m Au Expenses $m Au EBIT $m Au Profit margin % 2002 16,570 15,232 1,952 11.8 123,328 112,596 11,232 9.1 2003 18,730 17,271 2,096 11.2 140,984 128,960 13,078 9.3 2004 20,872 19,383 2,333 11.2 159,928 145,434 15,935 10.0 2005 23,391 25,902 3,394 14.5 174,162 157,655 16,930 9.7 2006 32,734 29,517 4,275 13.1 198,802 179,329 19,485 9.8 2007 34,507 30,640 5,043 14.6 233,348 202,348 33,896 14.5 2008 38,104 34,749 3,893 10.2 253,820 234,279 28,227 11.1 2009 36,965 34,991 2,231 6.0 260,154 240,499 29,010 11.2 2010 33,451 31,263 1,972 5.9 275,290 254,002 31,308 11.4 Table 2 Returns to business in the New Zealand and Australian construction industry Source: Statistics New Zealand, Annual enterprise survey.	cache/ajceb-3483.pdf	txt/ajceb-3483.txt