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Report: Aggregate industry reaps economic benefits

The Phoenix Center released an economic scorecard that details the effect of the aggregate industry on the economy and jobs. Keep Reading

Factors to consider when forecasting

The economy is doing better and confidence is growing. This will translate into somewhat faster gross domestic product growth for 2017. Keep Reading

Determining when revenue is considered income

Find out what aggregate producers should know about new revenue recognition standards. Keep Reading

Expect continued small gains into 2017

After hopes of much higher growth for the second half of 2016, economy and construction are instead looking like more of the same slow growth. Keep Reading

Infrastructure investments emphasized in Trump victory speech

Donald Trump was elected the 45th president of the United States in the wee hours of the morning Nov. 9, and he imparted a number of messages in his victory speech – including his desire to enhance the nation's crumbling infrastructure. Keep Reading

Report: Construction starts to increase 5 percent in 2017

Total U.S. construction starts for 2017 will advance 5 percent to $713 billion, says Dodge Data & Analytics in its 2017 Dodge Construction Outlook. Keep Reading

Are we at a demand peak for aggregate?

We are now in the seventh year of increases in aggregates demand. Keep Reading

NSSGA commissions Pit & Quarry contributor for market forecast

S-C Market Analytics, a construction materials forecasting company whose chief economist contributes regularly to Pit & Quarry, produced a report commissioned by the National Stone, Sand and Gravel Association (NSSGA) about the anticipated impact of the FAST Act on aggregates… Keep Reading

Economist: Cautious optimism still rings true in 2016

Aggregate producers have been cautiously optimistic about growth these last few years, ever since the Great Recession took its toll on their businesses. Cautious optimism is still a fitting approach according to George Reddin, a managing director of FMI Capital… Keep Reading

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