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South Africa has one of the highest crime rates in the world. This paper examines the effect of weather shocks on …, we find evidence for a subtle medium-term effect of weather on crime via droughts and agricultural income, which is in … interpretability of weather data and weather-induced mechanisms. Recognizing these limitations, we conclude with a cautious …
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examines the effect of weather shocks on various types of crime. Using a 12-year panel data set at monthly resolution on the … weather on crime via agricultural income, which is in line with the economic theory of crime. Our findings have direct policy … implications for the design of crime prevention strategies, in which weather forecasts could play an important role. …
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This study finds that natural shocks -- storms in particular -- are a significant and often leading cause for power supply disruptions. This finding is based on 20 years of high frequency (i.e. daily) data on power outages and climate variables in 28 countries -- Bangladesh, the United States...
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throughout history. Rural citizens in developing countries to-day, however, remain highly exposed to fluctuations in the weather … signicant mortality and morbidity stress that rural households face in times ofadverse weather (Burgess, Deschenes, Donaldson … nominalagricultural income and acutely high food prices { are an extreme manifestation of this mapping from weather to death. Knowles …
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