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Growth under rising pressure: weather shocks in sub-Saharan African cities

Reinhardt, Robert - 2026

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Heatwaves, coldwaves, floods, and droughts : the short-term impact of extreme weather events on economic activity

Andersson, Malin; Battistini, Niccolò; Bobasu, Alina - 2026

This paper examines the short-term macroeconomic and sectoral effects of extreme weather events in Germany, France, Italy, and Spain. We construct novel indicators of extreme temperature and precipitation based on percentile thresholds of long-run historical distributions and estimate their...

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How financial inclusion can make the poor more resilient to extreme weather events

Klapper, Leora - 2026

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Coal, weather shocks, and electricity reliability : evidence from South Africa

Imelda; Srinivasan, Suchita - 2026

Can weather shocks undermine energy security in coal-dependent economies? Using matched high-resolution rainfall data at South Africa's coal power plants and their contracted supplier mines-where coal accounts for about 80% of electricity generation-we estimate how upstream rainfall shocks...

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Severe weather and collateral practices

Cella, Cristina; Schubert, Valentin - 2026

Physical climate risks significantly influence banks' collateral practices. Drawing on comprehensive loan-level data from Sweden, we find that adverse weather events increase both the likelihood and the amount of collateral required for new loans. For existing loans, banks are less inclined to...

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Estimation and inference for the persistence of extremely high temperatures

Cai, Juan Juan; Lin, Yicong; Schaumburg, Julia; Wang, … - 2026

We propose a nonparametric framework for estimating the extremal index that captures the persistence of extreme observations. The framework provides unified and simple procedures for verifying the well-known local dependence condition D(ᵈ) (un), which characterizes the extremal index yet is...

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Severe weather and financial (in)stability

Foroni, Claudia; Gelain, Paolo; Lorusso, Marco; … - 2026

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Severe weather and financial (in)stability

Foroni, Claudia; Gelain, Paolo; Lorusso, Marco; … - 2026

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Severe weather and financial (in)stability

Foroni, Claudia; Gelain, Paolo; Lorusso, Marco; … - 2026

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Co-benefits of substance abuse regulation on temperature and violent crime

Pavanello, Filippo; Zappalà, Guglielmo - 2026

Higher temperatures can increase substance abuse and exacerbate its physiological effects on the human body, raising the risk of violent behavior. Using administrative crime records and daily temperatures in the United States between 1991 and 2023, we show that two public policies regulating...

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Drought, kinship, and conflict in West Africa

Livorno, Chiara; Tiberti, Luca - 2026

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Burning rage : how heat shapes gender-based violence

Aina, Carmen; Parisi, Lavinia; Picchio, Matteo - 2026

Gender-based violence (GBV) remains a critical threat to women's safety and equality worldwide, yet the role of climate and environmental stressors in shaping violence against women remains underexplored, particularly in developed countries. This study identifies the causal impact of short-run...

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Burning rage : how heat shapes gender-based violence

Aina, Carmen; Parisi, Lavinia; Picchio, Matteo - 2026

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Burning rage : how heat shapes gender-based violence

Aina, Carmen; Parisi, Lavinia; Picchio, Matteo - 2025

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Weather adaptation strategies in tourism

Lohmann, Guilherme; Eshaghi, M. Sadegh; Afshardoost, Mona; … - 2026

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Climate risks in motorsport : setting boundary conditions in Formula 1

Orr, Madeleine; Kellison, Timothy B.; Ross, Walker J.; … - 2026

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Charity hazard in climate adaptation : the effect of anticipatory cash transfers on demand for weather insurance

Roeckert, Julian; Mogge, Lukas; Fluhrer, Svenja; … - 2026

This study examines whether receiving anticipatory cash transfers during an extreme winter affects households’ demand for index-based livestock insurance. We exploit a randomized field experiment conducted during the 2020/21 winter disaster in western Mongolia and combine household panel...

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On the completion of AI-based weather models

Paquette-Rufiange, Antonin; Carreau, Julie - 2026

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Heat exposure and mortality in Aotearoa New Zealand : a time stratified case-crossover study

Lu, Siyi; Noy, Ilan; Stone, Dáithí - 2026

Extreme heat is increasing in frequency and intensity, with disproportionate risks for clinically and socially vulnerable groups. This paper identifies the relationship between acute heat and mortality in Aotearoa New Zealand. To estimate same-day heat-mortality associations, we link...

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The long-run and intergenerational effects of early-life rainfall shocks on human capital : longitudinal evidence from the Philippines

Pagaduan, Jesson A. - 2026

Less or more rain, forever pain? This paper examines the long-run and intergenerational effects of early-life exposure to droughts and wet shocks on human capital outcomes over the life course. Combining a unique three-decade longitudinal survey of pregnant mothers in Metropolitan Cebu, the...

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Using climate projections to assess increasing student exposure to high temperatures

2026

Adapting school systems to rising temperatures is essential to safeguard students' future well-being and ability to learn. Using granular climate projections from the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 6 (CMIP6) and school location data from the 2024 OECD ad-hoc survey on primary...

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Climate shocks, labour market dynamics, and inequality in South Africa : evidence from administrative tax data

Awaworyi Churchill, Sefa; Mogess, Yohannes Kefale; … - 2026

This paper examines the impact of temperature shocks on individual earnings and income inequality in South Africa. We leverage high-resolution satellite temperature data, merged with administrative tax records from the South African National Treasury and UNU-WIDER. Data from 2009 to 2022 shows...

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Accounting for the full distribution of temperature to predict international migration

Dardati, Evangelina; Laurent, Thibault; Margaretic, Paula; … - 2026

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Growing up in a warming world : temperature and child health in India

Kannankeril Joseph, Vinod Joseph - 2026

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Climate change and workplace injury

Fu, Qifan; Sasaki, Masaru - 2026

This study comprehensively assesses the effects of exposure to temperature extremes on workplace health, safety, and economic outcomes. Using Japanese prefecture-level data on work-related injuries and fatalities (2014-2019) combined with weather records, we estimate that higher temperatures...

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Who bears the burden of climate inaction?

Clausing, Kimberly A.; Knittel, Christopher R.; … - 2026

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When rain falls, work slows : rainfall variability and working hours in the Philippine labor market

Ocbina, John Joseph S.; Rivera, John Paolo R. - 2026

We examine how rainfall variability affects weekly hours worked among Filipino workers using nationally representative Labor Force Survey (LFS) data merged with regional rainfall records from the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA). While...

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Paying a high premium : how climate change is crippling homeowner's insurance and fueling a housing crisis

Semenova, Alla - 2026

This paper examines the growing impacts of climate change in the US homeowner's insurance industry. As climate change-driven weather extremes and natural disasters have accelerated in their frequency and severity, they have inflicted increasingly more residential property damage and destruction,...

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Narrating the deluge : media and residents diverge in subjective attribution roles following flooding

Soni, Anmol; Treibich, Tania; Comes, Tina; Piccillo, Giulia - 2026

Extreme weather events are increasingly treated as pivotal moments for climate engagement. Yet attribution does not occur in a vacuum. Extreme weather events invite multiple plausible policy-relevant culprits: the hazard as an extreme phenomenon, governance or infrastructure failures, land-use...

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Spatial and sociodemographic heterogeneities in climate-related mortality : a systematic literature review

Kaikeaw, Sirinya; Kemp, William; Gualdi, Rosanna; … - 2026

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Farm size distribution, weather shocks, and agricultural productivity

Arteaga, Julián; Roux, Nicolás de; Gáfaro, Margarita; … - 2026

We study how weather shocks affect the farm-size distribution and agricultural productivity. Using survey data from several developing countries, we document new empirical patterns in farm-size dynamics and the effect of weather shocks. Drawing on unique administrative data from Colombia with...

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Farm size distribution, weather shocks, and agricultural productivity

Arteaga, Julián; Roux, Nicolás de; Gáfaro, Margarita; … - 2025

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Farm size distribution, weather shocks, and agricultural productivity

Arteaga, Julián; Roux, Nicolás de; Gáfaro, Margarita; … - 2025

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Weather Shocks and Unintended Fertility in Sub-Saharan Africa

Ahmed, Musa Hasen; Gebremariam, Gebrelibanos; Mesfin, … - 2026

This paper examines the effects of drought shocks on unintended pregnancies across 18 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. The results show that drought exposure increases the likelihood of unintended pregnancy by one to two percentage points (about 3 to 6 percent), depending on the specification....

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Comparative analysis of weather-based indexes and the Actuaries Climate IndexTM for crop yield prediction and weather-derivative pricing

Yavrum, Cem; Selcuk-Kestel, A. Sevtap; Garrido, José - 2026

Climate change poses significant challenges to the agricultural and financial sectors, affecting crop productivity and the overall financial stability. This study evaluates the robustness of the Actuaries Climate IndexTM (ACI), a relatively recent tool to measure the impact of climate change, by...

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Geographical heterogeneity in temperature-related deaths in Europe

Gualdi, Rosanna; Conte Keivabu, Risto - 2026

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Not just heat : place-based vulnerability to temperature extremes overestimated in Europe without including measures of adaptive capacity

Haskell-Craig, Zoé; Ronnkvist, Sara R.; Robinson, Abbie; … - 2026

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Extreme weather events and mental health services use among working-age adults

Del Castillo, Noel B.; Cuffe, Harold E.; Noy, Ilan - 2026

Evidence on the long-run mental health effects of disasters remains limited. This study estimates the causal effects of exposure to extreme weather events (EWEs) on mental health treatment among working-age adults in New Zealand. Unlike much of the existing literature, which focuses on single...

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Weathering the blue Economy : climate change and fishery output in Somalia: evidence from time series analysis (1975-2023)

Ibey, Abdi Majid Yusuf; Abdulle, Abdikani Salah; … - 2026

Fisheries are vital to Somalia's economy, nutrition, and livelihoods, yet their sustainability is increasingly threatened by climate variability. This study investigates the impact of five key climate variables, rainfall, air temperature, CO2 emissions, sea surface temperature (SST), and wind...

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Weathering the past : Firms' risk responses to climate shocks

Hao, Fangmin; Yu, Zhijian - 2026

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Do severe storms affect air quality in high-population urban centers? : Evidence from extreme weather events in Texas

Gomez-Trejos, Felipe; Xu, Qinzheng; Lopez, Jordan - 2026

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Weather shocks, recall error and health

Herr, Annika; Karimi, Soschia; Wichert, Julian - 2026

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Turning up the heat : extreme heat and labor implications in West Africa

Tabe-Ojong, Martin Paul <Jr.>; Kakpo, Ange T.; … - 2026

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Violent crime, weather shocks, and climate adaptation : evidence from Swiss municipalities

Scheidegger, Fabian; Glatz, Vincent; Lanz, Bruno - 2026 - This version: June 2026

Using daily police records for 2,145 Swiss municipalities matched to high-resolution weather data over 2009-2022, we estimate the effect of weather shocks on three categories of violent crime: general, domestic, and sexual violence. Identification comes from daily withinmunicipality variation in...

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Combining predictive distributions for time-to-event outcomes in meteorology

Cunen, Céline; Roksvåg, Thea; Heinrich-Mertsching, Claudio - 2026

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Impact of temperature on the reporting performance of energy sector companies

Rodchenkov, Mikhail V. - 2026

This study examines the impact of extreme temperatures on energy-sector companies, highlighting the financial and economic consequences of these temperatures as an important aspect of financial performance analysis. The research methodology is based on the application of regression models to...

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Rainfall shocks, market infrastructure, and agricultural price stability : evidence from tomato, onion, and potato markets in India

Goyal, Ashima; Khan, Anas - 2026

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Trade relationships during and after a crisis

Martinez, Alejandra - 2026

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Whether it's weather or climate : temperature and individual deprivation in Sub-Saharan Africa

Baako-Amponsah, Josephine; Stadelmann, David; Wild, Frederik - 2026

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Temperature and firms' performance : outcomes, mechanisms, and coping strategies

Otrachshenko, Vladimir; Vasil', Roman - 2026

This paper examines the impact of weather conditions on firms' performance in Slovakia. By employing a unified framework that analyzes the outcomes, mechanisms, and coping strategies of firms across the entire economy, we contribute to a better understanding of the microeconomic foundations of...

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Scorched beginnings : early-life heat exposure and learning achievement in India

Mustafi, Sourish; Roychowdhury, Punarjit - 2026

This paper examines the effects of early-life exposure to extreme heat on children's learning achievement in India. Exploiting within-district, across-cohort variation in early-life temperature exposure, we find that greater exposure to extreme heat significantly reduces reading, writing, and...

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The unequal burden of heat: spatial heterogeneity in productivity responses in French agriculture

Jacquet, Thomas - 2026

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Assessing The Real-World Economic Value of Weather Forecasts under Compounding Extremes : A Decision-Specific Framework

Olivetti, Leonardo; Avner, Paolo; Hallegatte, Stephane; … - 2026

Assessing the real-world economic value of weather forecasts remains challenging, particularly in the context of high-impact extreme events. Although meteorological skill has improved substantially in recent years—driven by steady advances in physics-based models and impressive breakthroughs...

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Projection bias in individual football ticket purchases

Kowalik, Michal; Pawlowski, Tim - 2026

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ARIMA-LSTM hybrid model for forecasting urban temperature dynamics in Ugandan cities

Nkpordee, Lekia; Aleshinloye, Yusuf Abass; Olugbenga, … - 2026

This study develops and evaluates an ARIMA-LSTM hybrid model for forecasting urban temperature dynamics in selected Ugandan cities, with the goal of capturing both linear trends and nonlinear fluctuations within a unified and interpretable framework. Monthly temperature data from 2017 to 2023...

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When temperatures rise : heat stress and labor demand in India's informal sector

Nandwani, Bharti; Roychowdhury, Punarjit; Shankar, Binay - 2026

Informal enterprises employ most of India's non-agricultural workforce, yet little is known about how they cope with rising temperatures. Combining satellite-derived temperature data with roughly 1.7 million firm records from five rounds of India's unincorporated-enterprise surveys (2010-2024),...

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