The American Economic Review, Volume 97American Economic Association., 2007 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... climate variables for county c . We follow Mendelsohn , Nor- dhaus , and Shaw ( 1994 ) and let i indicate one of ... change associated with the benchmark 5 ° F in- crease in temperature and 8 percent increase in precipitation . Since the ...
... climate variables for county c . We follow Mendelsohn , Nor- dhaus , and Shaw ( 1994 ) and let i indicate one of ... change associated with the benchmark 5 ° F in- crease in temperature and 8 percent increase in precipitation . Since the ...
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... change in temperature and precipitation when assessing the impacts of climate change . In summary , the small changes in output or quan- tities suggest that it is unlikely that the previous subsection's finding that climate change will ...
... change in temperature and precipitation when assessing the impacts of climate change . In summary , the small changes in output or quan- tities suggest that it is unlikely that the previous subsection's finding that climate change will ...
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... climate change , it may be reasonable to assume that climate change will lead to higher yields per acre . The approach proposed in this paper does not account for this " fertilizing " effect of increased CO2 concentrations . VI ...
... climate change , it may be reasonable to assume that climate change will lead to higher yields per acre . The approach proposed in this paper does not account for this " fertilizing " effect of increased CO2 concentrations . VI ...
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