With average temperature ranging from− 20° C at the North Pole to 30° C at the Equator and
with global warming expected to reach 1.4° C to 4.5° C by the year 2100, it is clear that …

Estimates of climate change's economic impacts vary widely, depending on the applied
methodology. This uncertainty is a barrier for policymakers seeking to quantify the benefits of …

The energy transition away from fossil fuels exposes companies to carbon‐transition risk.
Estimating the market‐based premium associated with carbon‐transition risk in a cross …

Under its climate regulation, the EU is expected to become the first continent with a net-zero
emissions balance. We study the pricing of climate risks, physical and transition, within …

Technologies to mitigate climate change may diffuse from lead markets to the rest of the
world through several mechanisms and make important contributions to the global green …

This paper quantitatively assesses the world's changing economic geography and sectoral
specialization due to global warming. It proposes a two-sector dynamic spatial growth model …

Earlier meta-analyses of the economic impact of climate change are updated with more
data, with three new results:(1) The central estimate of the economic impact of global …

Does a permanent rise in temperature decrease the level or growth rate of GDP in affected
countries? Differing answers to this question lead prominent estimates of climate damages …

Climate change will intensify natural disasters, potentially impacting firms' spatial
organization. Using global car industry data and an event-study design, I demonstrate floods …

This article reviews recent economic studies on the causal effects of temperature on labor
productivity. The negative effects of extreme temperatures are widespread, and the …