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What Drives the Cross-Border Spillover of Climate Transition Risks? Evidence from Global Stock Markets

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Cross-Border financial effects of global warming

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We develop an ecological open-economy SFC model that enables testing cross-area interactions among productive sectors, financial markets and the ecosystem. We show that the unequal technical progress across areas, coupled with rising ecological awareness, can force governments of less...

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