02Feb
COVID-19, A New President and Economic Uncertainty: What to Expect in the Construction Industry in 2021
...Construction industry forecasts are difficult in a “normal year” (remember those?), let alone a year following a global pandemic. The fact that the pandemic is not yet in the rearview mirror coupled with: (1) the election of a new president with very different policies than the prior administration; (2) an apparent partisan logjam in Washington; and (3) general uncertainty about the economy, this “Yogi-ism” is particularly germane. However, having analyzed the more reliable industry...
By:
Gould & Ratner LLP
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