Articles Tagged with ''Contractor Comfort Index''

The CCI is calculated based on a survey of the association’s contractor members, who are asked how positive they feel about new business prospects, existing business activity, and expected staffing decisions in the short-term future. 

ACCA’s April Contractor Comfort Index shows that contractors’ positive outlook on short-term growth is holding steady as they prepare for summer.

The March Contractor Comfort Index shows that contractors’ positive outlook on short-term growth is continuing at the start of spring.

The February Contractor Comfort Index (CCI) shows that contractors continue to feel positive about short-term growth in 2015, according to ACCA.

The CCI score registered at 74, showing that contractors are feeling better than they were 12 months earlier, when the CCI was 69.

The December Contractor Comfort Index (CCI) showed ACCA contractors closed out 2014 feeling positive about short-term growth. 

The CCI also shows that contractors are feeling better than they were 12 months earlier when the CCI was 64.

The eight-point increase shows continued contractor confidence heading into fall. 

ACCA began measuring contractor attitudes toward short-term economic growth with the CCI in February 2010.

Weighted and averaged into one number, a CCI of 50 or above reflects anticipated growth.