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, and 20th), we estimate a robust and significant time-varying, non-monotonic effect of climatic temperature upon current … incomes for a cross-section of 167 countries. We find a large, positive effect of 18th century climatic temperature and an … even larger, negative effect of 19th century climatic temperature upon current incomes. When historic, climatic temperature …
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As at today, it is an indisputable fact that the climate is changing and there is a scientific consensus that the world … climate change on humans and the environment will include increasing stresses on and even collapses of ecosystems … pests and diseases. Consequently, development goals are threatened by climate change with heaviest impacts on poor countries …
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-lasting extreme climate events, with consequent greater damage to human life. This paper uses the multiple panel threshold model to … test whether there are threshold effects between temperature and mortality, using a panel of 78 major cities in 22 OECD … countries for 1990-2008. From the empirical analysis, we find that the relationship between temperature and mortality has three …
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to climate change. Cold weather shocks at the peak of the slave trade predict lower economic activity today. We support …
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show that a typical port exported fewer slaves in a year when the local temperature was warmer than normal. This result is … strongest where African ecosystems are least resilient to climate change, and is robust to several alternative specifications …
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. Climate variables like temperature and precipitation are the important determinants of crop yields. Trend of precipitation is …Climate change influences crop yield vis-à-vis crop production to a greater extent in countries like Nepal where … agriculture depends largely on natural circumstances. Plausible scenarios of climate change like higher temperatures and changes …
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The European Union has unilaterally decided to implement a cap & trade scheme to contain greenhouse gases (GHGs) emissions, starting on 1 January 2005. After the First Phase of the Scheme had been concluded on 31 December 2007, emissions from the sectors covered by the European Emissions Trading...
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unexplored. In this paper we use a new cross-country panel climate data set in an economic growth framework to explore the issue …
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agriculture. Though Indian agriculture is very important, but it largely depends on the climate and weather conditions. India has … Monsoon climate in which a year has been divided into two distinct seasons of summer and winter. Rainfall occurs mainly in … summer. Solar radiation, temperature, and precipitation are the main drive of crop growth; therefore, agriculture has always …
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alternative central estimators. Further analysis assesses revealed climatic preferences of population, the effects of climate … parameters on different quantiles of economic variables, and synergies between temperature and precipitation. I find that … are located in a climatic zone where all indicators of economic activity decline with increasing temperature. …
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