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Assessing Financial Risks from Physical Climate Shocks : A Framework for Scenario Generation
Ranger, Nicola Ann - 2022
Climate change has become a main concern of ministries of finance, central banks, and financial regulators. In response, a suite of scenarios and tools have been developed tthe potential scale of climate risks and underprice investments in resilience. This is particularly important for emerging...
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Generation of Climate Shock Scenarios Using An Agent Based Model
Berrahoui, Mourad; Mounfield, Craig - 2023
to track pre- and post shock dynamic trajectories of the economic and financial systems evolution in response to a simple … financial scenarios can arise from a particular climate shock narrative. Specifically, we consider the impact of a short …-lived (but significant) physical climate shock to the economy. This is then followed some time later by a fiscal (tax) policy …
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Model-based approach for scenario design : stress test severity and banks' resiliency
Barbieri, Paolo Nicola; Lusignani, Giuseppe; Prosperi, … - In: Quantitative finance 22 (2022) 10, pp. 1927-1954
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Risk management and coping strategies : climate change and agriculture in the Philippines
Ravago, Majah-Leah V.; Roumasset, James Alan; Jandoc, … - 2015
We provide an initial framework regarding priorities for government programs to reduce the natural-disaster vulnerability of farm households in the Philippines. We begin with the likelihood that climate change will increase the probability of flooding, since rainfall is expected to both increase...
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The Impact of Hurricane Strikes on Short-Term Local Economic Activity : Evidence from Nightlight Images in the Dominican Republic
Ishizawa, Oscar - 2017
The Dominican Republic is highly exposed to adverse natural events putting the country at risk of losing hard-won economic, social, and environmental gains due to the impacts of disasters. This study uses monthly nightlight composites in conjunction with a wind field model to econometrically...
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Coping with shocks : how Self-Help Groups impact food security and seasonal migration
Demont, Timothée - In: World development : the multi-disciplinary … 155 (2022), pp. 1-21
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Managing risk under climate change in rural Kenya : multiple shocks, poverty, gender, and potential for group-based approaches
Ngigi, Marther W. - 2017
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Why it takes an "ontological shock" to prompt increases in small firm resilience : sensemaking, emotions and flood risk
Harries, Tim; McEwen, Lindsey; Wragg, Amanda - In: International small business journal : researching … 36 (2018) 6, pp. 712-733
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The impact of hurricane strikes on short-term local economic activity : evidence from nightlight images in the Dominican Republic
Ishizawa, Oscar A.; Miranda, Juan José; Strobl, Eric - 2017
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Counting People Exposed to, Vulnerable to, or at High Risk From Climate Shocks
Brunckhorst, Ben; Corral, Paul; Doan, Miki Khanh; … - 2023
Based on global datasets, 4.5 billion people were exposed to extreme weather events (flood, drought, cyclone, or heatwave) in 2019, an increase from 4 billion in 2010. Among exposed people in 2019, 2.3 billion people lived with less than $6.85 per day and about 400 million lived in extreme...
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