LP Derived IRFs For Disasters On GDP

Menzie Chinn
By Menzie Chinn of Econbrowser
Professor of Public Affairs and Economics at the University of Wisconsin •

If one thought that climatological disasters would increase in frequency with global climate change, then one can infer larger and larger overall economic losses.

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From Bodenstein and Scaramucci (2024):

If one thought that climatological disasters would increase in frequency with global climate change, then one can infer larger and larger overall economic losses.

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