The main aim of the paper is to examine the impact of temperature anomaly in an overlapping generations (OLG) model. The rise in temperature captured by the damage function has a direct effect on production. As temperature rises above the pre-industrial level, output and capital accumulation decline, making representative agent worse o as the lifetime utility declines. The result of the analysis predicts that a temperature anomaly of 2:5°C requires a consumption equivalent of 1.04 percent of GDP. The model further shows that the more dependent an economy is on capital, the more significant the losses will be as temperature increases
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The authors of this paper show that overall economic productivity is nonlinear in temperature for al...
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Climate econometric analysis of the relationship between temperature and gross domestic product (GDP...
This paper proposes a nonlinear cointegrating regression model based on the well-known energy balanc...
An emerging body of research about climate change impacts is exploring temperature effects on human ...
A number of influential assessments of the economic cost of climate change rely on just a small numb...
This paper deals with the relationship between the CO2 emissions and the global temperatures across ...
We produce novel empirical evidence on the relevance of temperature volatility shocks for the dynami...
Recent research documents the adverse causal impacts on health and productivity of extreme heat, whi...
International audienceA northern hemisphere thermodynamic climate model is used to compute the effec...
We present a novel data set of subnational economic output, Gross Regional Product (GRP), for more t...
The current episode of global warming is one of, if not the, biggest challenge to modern society as ...
The world's climate has already changed measurably in response to accumulated greenhouse gases emiss...
The relationship between GHG emissions and global warming is studied through multi-level rolling ana...
This paper investigates the effect of temperature on economic growth on a panel of 156 countries ove...
The authors of this paper show that overall economic productivity is nonlinear in temperature for al...
This paper examines the welfare implications of rising temperatures. Using a standard VAR, we empiri...