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Hellyer, Paul - 2014 - First edition

to transfer that power to a Cabal dedicated to a New World Order imposed by an unelected, unaccountable world government …. The "world crisis" can be traced to the Cabal that is now international in scope. Global warming, humankind's number one …Introduction -- The new world order -- The three sisters -- Globalization -- The money mafia -- Bank for international …

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Finance, climate-change and radical uncertainty : towards a precautionary approach to financial policy

Chenet, Hugues; Ryan-Collins, Josh; Lerven, Frank van - In: Ecological economics : the transdisciplinary journal of … 183 (2021), pp. 1-14

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Mitigating global warming : a real option approach

Chesney, Marc; Lasserre, Pierre; Troja, Bruno - 2016

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Environmental degradation and output volatility : a global perspective

Majeed, Muhammad Tariq; Mazhar, Maria - In: Pakistan journal of commerce and social sciences 13 (2019) 1, pp. 180-208

This study examines the link between environmental indicators and output volatility unlike the previous literature that mainly emphasized the importance of carbon emissions and economic growth nexus. Output uncertainty is considered a serious global issue as it undermines economic gains and...

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Economic costs of climate change and effects beyond GDP : a model-based analysis of climate change impacts in Germany

Reuschel, Saskia; Stöver, Britta - 2023

Climate change impacts are already noticeable today. Their future effects and costs is of increasing intrest and a growing number of research papers hence investigate climate change impacts and climate change adaptation. However, research focused mainly on the US economy and or on the...

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Temperature, productivity, and income rising temperatures due to climate change could dampen productivity growth for decades

Deschênes, Olivier - 2023

Climate change is rapidly deteriorating environmental conditions through droughts and floods, hurricanes, wildfires, rising temperatures, and more frequent and longer heatwaves. A growing literature has shown how higher temperatures reduce worker productivity and economic output. These effects...

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GDP and Temperature : Evidence on Cross-Country Response Heterogeneity

Curtis, Chadwick; Berg, Kimberly; Mark, Nelson C. - 2022

We use local projections to estimate the cross-country distribution of real GDP per capita growth impulse responses to global and idiosyncratic temperature shocks. Negative growth responses to global temperature at longer horizons are found for all Group of Seven countries while positive...

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GDP and temperature : evidence on cross-country response heterogeneity

Berg, Kimberly A.; Curtis, Chadwick C.; Mark, Nelson C. - In: European economic review : EER 169 (2024), pp. 1-20

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Climate hysteresis and monetary policy

Panton, Augustus J. - 2020

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Banking on climate change : how finance actors and transnational regulatory regimes are responding

Bowman, Megan - 2015

Banking on Climate Change provides you with a comprehensive, cross-jurisdictional analysis of legislative and policy responses to climate change and the financial crisis in key market economies. The climate finance field is extremely new. This first qualitative study on corporate climate finance...

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