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Construction Industry in Iran Over Literature Review
Pages:5 (1920 words)
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Subject:Other
Topic:Building Construction
Document Type:Literature Review
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This is when the available supply will address demand.
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References
Construction Logistics Management, 2010, CMS. Available from:
Construction Materials, 2009, Encyclopedia Iranica. Available from: <http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/construction-materials-industry> [18 February 2012].
Iran, 2012, CIA. Available from:
Iran's Budget Shortfalls, 2009, PR Log. Available from: <http://www.prlog.org/10437504-study-irans-budget-shortfalls-to-impact-construction-industry-and-infrastructure-investment.html> [21 Feb 2010]
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