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decreases in economic growth. A GMM panel regression is used to analyze the effects of the average yearly heat index and …
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We estimate the impacts of climate on economic growth using Gross Regional Product (GRP) for more than 1,500 regions in 77 countries. In temperate and tropical climates, annual temperature shocks reduce GRP whereas they increase GRP in cold climates. With respect to long-term climate conditions,...
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Climate change is already a systemic risk to the global economy. While there is a large body of literature documenting potential economic consequences, there is scarce research on the link between climate change and sovereign risk. This paper therefore investigates the impact of climate change...
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. Using unique panel data, we find that households who report storm damage increased their risk taking. We do not find …
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. Using unique panel data, we find that households who report storm damage increased their risk taking. We do not find …
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governance on climate change based on panel data of 203 countries for time series of 1996 to 2017. We have divided the countries …
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macroeconomic and financial drivers of sovereign bond spreads, the paper applied a Panel autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) model … to identify the effects of climate change on the sovereign risk. The Panel l ARDL included the pooled mean group (PMG …
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this setup, climate change could add to risks. A panel fixed effects model (1980 to 2019) found that the effect of a 1◦C … rise in temperature decreases income per capita growth in fragile states in SSA by 1.8 percentage points. Panel quantile …
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– and use a panel data to further our understanding of their evolution at the level of industries in 2008-2020 in Europe. We …
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Climate change causes natural disasters to occur at higher frequency and increased severity. Using a unique dataset on German banks, this paper explores how regionally less diversified banks in Germany adjusted their loan loss provisioning following the severe summer flood of 2013, which...
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