Three-Way Interaction Model for Turnover Intention of Construction Professionals: Some Evidence from Turkey

Uğural, Mehmet Nurettin; Giritli, Heyecan

doi:10.1061/(asce)co.1943-7862.0002012

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“…As previously described, a country's competitiveness in the I-CPS industry is crucial for mitigating risk and ensuring a track record when I-CPS firms advance to international markets. Considering its importance, in-depth academic research has been conducted on the CPS industry in different countries, such as UK [10,30,31], Ireland [32], China [6], and Malaysia [33], and covers various topics, including a firm's evolutionary path [34], quality issues [30,35], human resource issues [36,37], sustainability issues [38], and market structure [23]. In the most recent studies, Raphael et al [39] evaluated service quality gaps of Nigerian CPS firms to improve their global competitiveness.…”

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Market Structure Analysis of Revenue of International Construction Professional Service (I-CPS): A Country-Level Analysis

Lee

2023

Sustainability

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International construction professional service (I-CPS) refers to a knowledge-intensive professional service (KIPS), such as architecture, engineering, and consultancy, which uses technology/human capital as its major input and is better positioned to create new market opportunities and profitability. While the I-CPS market has recently stagnated owing to political, economic, and social uncertainties, the continuous growth and survival of I-CPS firms are becoming an issue, and a country’s competitiveness in supporting these firms is becoming increasingly important. The market structure of an industry results from the competition between countries or firms, which helps identify future market opportunities and establish a timely competitive strategy. The objective of this study is to quantitatively analyze the I-CPS market structure based on top international design firms (TIDFs). This study analyzes the revenue structures of TIDFs by nationality to identify country-specific factors in the I-CPS industry. The Engineering News-Record’s (ENR) Top 225/200 International Design Firms List for the past decade (2011–2021) was used to analyze international revenue in the major 15 countries. This study analyzed the I-CPS industry’s concentration for static analysis, and for dynamic analysis, the rank distribution of TIDFs, their mobility, and instability by firm nationality were analyzed sequentially. The results confirmed that market forces shifted from Europe and USA to Canada and China and that the market position was unstable in many countries. Additionally, this study divides the 15 countries into four static and dynamic combinations: high-static and high-dynamic, high-static and low-dynamic, low-static and high-dynamic, and low-static and low-dynamic. The findings of this study help understand country-level competition in the I-CPS market from a macro perspective, and provide directions for follow-up studies related to the I-CPS market structure.

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