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CEO Exposure to Abnormally Hot Temperature and Corporate Carbon Emissions

Garel, Alexandre; Petit-Romec, Arthur - 2021

This paper examines whether CEOs react to personal experience with global warming. Using a difference-in-differences setting, we find that CEOs’ exposure to abnormally hot temperature leads to a decrease in corporate carbon emissions intensity. Our results shed light on the role played by...

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Climate risks and weather derivatives : a copula-based pricing model

Bressan, Giacomo Maria; Romagnoli, Silvia - In: Journal of financial stability 54 (2021), pp. 1-19

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Climate change, the food problem, and the challenge of adaptation through sectoral reallocation

Nath, Ishan - 2021

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CEO Exposure to Abnormally Hot Temperature and Corporate Carbon Emissions

Garel, Alexandre; Petit-Romec, Arthur - 2022

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Estimating the Consequences of Climate Change from Variation in Weather

Lemoine, Derek - 2018

I formally relate the consequences of climate change to the time series variation in weather extensively explored by … reduced-form weather regressions. Applying this new method, I find that an additional 2°C of global warming would reduce …

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Temperature anomalies, long memory, and aggregation

Vera-Valdés, J. Eduardo - In: Econometrics : open access journal 9 (2021) 1/9, pp. 1-22

Econometric studies for global heating have typically used regional or global temperature averages to study its long memory properties. One typical explanation behind the long memory properties of temperature averages is cross-sectional aggregation. Nonetheless, formal analysis regarding the...

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Evaluating trends in time series of distributions : a spatial fingerprint of human effects on climate

Chang, Yoosoon; Kaufmann, Robert Kurt; Kim, Chang Sik; … - In: Journal of econometrics 214 (2020) 1, pp. 274-294

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The effects of natural disasters and weather variations on international trade and financial flows : a review of the empirical literature

Osberghaus, Daniel - In: Economics of disasters and climate change 3 (2019) 3, pp. 305-325

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Can variations in temperature explain the systemic risk of European firms?

Tzouvanas, Panagiotis; Kizys, Renatas; Chatziantoniou, … - In: Environmental & resource economics : the official … 74 (2019) 4, pp. 1723-1759

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Simulated vs. empirical weather responsiveness of crop yields : U.S. evidence and implications for the agricultural impacts of climate change

Mistry, Malcolm N.; Wing, Ian Sue; De Cian, Enrica - 2017

that up to 60% of the variance in both simulated and observed yields is attributable to weather variation. Majority of the … that show yields to be more weather-sensitive than in the observational record over the predominant range of temperature … uncertainty in historical weather forcings, and is responsible for widely divergent impacts of climate on future crop yields. …

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