斯里兰卡建筑业的经济危机适应:通往繁荣之路

Thilina Ganganath Weerakoon, Sulaksha Wimalasena, Kristine Fedotova
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建筑业是国家经济增长的关键部门,在GDP增长中占有相当大的份额。然而,无论是在本地还是在全球范围内,它都是最容易受到金融萧条影响的行业。目前的经济危机对斯里兰卡的建筑业产生了影响,去年有50多万名雇员失业。许多大型建筑公司已经暂停或放弃了项目,转向海外建设。因此,了解金融危机对斯里兰卡建筑项目的影响,以及对该行业危机后增长路径的预期,有必要进行彻底的研究。本研究的目的是广泛研究2022年经济危机对斯里兰卡建筑项目的影响,并调查可能启动危机后反弹的补救措施。本研究采用定量与定性相结合的混合研究方法。有目的的抽样是用来选择来自不同背景的建筑业参与者,以获得不同范围的观点。本研究的结果不仅强调了危机的负面影响,也揭示了行业内的发展前景。本文为建筑专业人士和其他行业利益相关者提供了有关该国建筑行业可预见未来的有用见解。该研究着眼于未来的增长领域,如基础设施的发展、可持续建筑战略和新兴技术的使用。研究结果可以帮助确保该行业拥有一个强劲而富有成效的未来。
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Economic Crisis Adaptation in Sri Lankan Construction Industry: Pathway to Prosperity
Abstract The construction industry is a critical sector in the nation’s economic growth, accounting for a sizable share of GDP growth. However, it is the most vulnerable industry to a financial depression, whether local or worldwide. The present economic crisis has had an impact on the Sri Lankan construction industry, with more than half a million employees lost their jobs in the previous year. Many major construction firms have either paused or abandoned their projects and shifted to overseas construction. Therefore, understanding the consequences of financial crises regarding construction initiatives in Sri Lanka, as well as anticipated post-crisis growth paths in this sector, necessitates a thorough examination. The goal of this study is to extensively examine the consequences of the 2022 economic crisis on Sri Lankan construction projects and investigate remedies that might start a post-crisis rebound. The study utilized a mixed-method approach, combining quantitative and qualitative research methods. Purposive sampling was used to choose construction industry participants from various backgrounds in order to get a varied range of perspectives. The findings of this study not only emphasize the negative consequences of the crisis but also reveal prospects for development within the industry. The article offers construction professionals and other industry stakeholders useful insights about the foreseeable future of the country’s construction sector. The research looks at prospective growth areas such as the development of infrastructure, sustainable construction strategies, and the usage of emerging technology. The findings of the research can help to ensure that the sector has a robust and productive future.
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