The social cost of carbon (SCC) is a crucial metric for informing climate policy, most notably
for guiding climate regulations issued by the US government. Characterization of uncertainty …

This paper evaluates the potential for global reallocation between agricultural and non-
agricultural production to contribute to climate change adaptation. Empirical estimates using …

Empirical analyses of climatic event impacts on growth, while critical for policy, have been
slow to be incorporated into macroeconomic climate-economy models. This paper proposes …

Although natural disasters are commonplace, they leave in their wake an enormous amount
of damage. The physical damage they cause is immediately apparent, but less obvious is …

This article reviews a rapidly growing literature on how climatic risks and events affect public
finances around the world. This literature includes empirical evaluations of how past climatic …

We investigate the macroeconomic impacts of extreme weather shocks on the United States
economy over the past sixty years. To identify changes in extreme weather patterns, we use …

Can we reduce the damage from climate change by investing in seawalls, stilts, or other
forms of adaptation? Focusing on the case of severe storms in the US, I develop a macro …

Climate-induced disasters are causing increasingly frequent and intense economic
damages, disproportionally affecting emerging markets and developing economies …

A changing climate will cause more intense and frequent flooding across the United States,
resulting in major losses of life and property. As these risks intensify, governments will …

This paper explores the fiscal impacts of climate change and their policy implications for the
United States. I develop and empirically quantify a climate-macroeconomic model where …