#80 Why are insolvencies so high in the Construction industry and what can be done about it?
This project explores the causes of high insolvency rates in the residential construction sector, addressing concerns about financial risk management as well as policy and regulation impacts. It focuses on reducing the broader economic and other impacts of residential building company failures, by triangulating insolvency data, industry systems and educational environment to identify key focal points for reform.
The final report’s insights and recommendations will provide regulators and educators evidence-based guidance in designing reforms, preventative measures and educational supports to enhance the robustness of the industry and bolster its role in housing affordability.
Project team: Morgan O’Neill, Dr Amanda Bull, Dr Elizabeth Streten, Dr Fiona Cheung
publications
Project #80: Why are insolvencies so high in the residential construction industry and what can be done about it?
Project #80: QUT Submission to Productivity Commission 5 Pillars of Productivity Inquiries
Project #80: QUT Submission on Queensland Productivity Commission Interim Report
Project #80: QUT Submission to Queensland Productivity Commission inquiry