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How does heavy haze weather impact operational efficiency? : an empirical study of Chinese manufacturing firms

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Systemic weather risk and crop insurance: The case of China

Xu, Wei; Okhrin, Ostap; Odening, Martin; Cao, Ji - 2010

China and explore the possibility of spatial diversification of this risk. We simulate the buffer load of hypothetical … as they shed light on the viability of private crop insurance in China. …

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Pricing Chinese rain: A multisite mulit-period equilibrium pricing model for rainfall derivatives

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The value of weather forecasts : evidence from labor responses to accurate versus inaccurate temperature forecasts in China

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Sidestepping the heat waves and cold snaps : how does extreme climate influence agricultural labor reallocation in China

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Do Weather Conditions Drive China's Carbon-Energy-Electricity Markets Systemic Risk? A Muti-Timescale Analysis

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Do weather conditions drive China's carbon-coal-electricity markets systemic risk? : a multi-timescale analysis

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Pass-through from temperature intervals to China's commodity futures' interval-valued returns : evidence from the varying-coefficient ITS model

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Calamitous weather, yield risk and mitigation effect of harvest mechanisation : evidence from China's winter wheat

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