The Economic Impact of Construction in the United States and South Carolina Construction Employment (Seasonally Adjusted):  Construction (residential nonresidential) employed 6.0 million workers in July 2014, an in - Charleston metropolitan area - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The Economic Impact of Construction in the United States and South Carolina Construction Employment (Seasonally Adjusted):  Construction (residential + nonresidential) employed 6.0 million workers in July 2014, an in Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-09-23 11:41:38 Open Document File Size: 469,21 KB Share Result on Facebook City Charlotte / Greenville / Summerville / / Company AGC of America / / Country Columbia / United States / / Currency USD / / / Facility George Mason University / / IndustryTerm mining / / Organization Bureau of the Census / Small Business Administration / George Mason University / / Person Stephen Fuller / Ken Simonson / / Position Chief Economist / Private / / ProvinceOrState South Carolina / / SocialTag North Charleston, South Carolina Recession Economics South Carolina United States housing bubble Macroeconomics Charleston–North Charleston–Summerville metropolitan area

The Economic Impact of Construction in the United States and South Carolina Construction Employment (Seasonally Adjusted):  Construction (residential + nonresidential) employed 6.0 million workers in July 2014, an inAdd to Reading List