Allegedly does not replicate | Episode 9

In this episode, we sit down with Ted Miguel, a prominent economist and a leading voice in open science, to explore the transformative role of pre-analysis plans and other open science initiatives in research. We discuss how these practices are reshaping the social sciences by fostering transparency, reproducibility, and collaboration. Ted shares his insights on …

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How economic history can benefit people today and generations to come

In the segment at 4:34, Professor Ted Miguel offers a concise analysis on conflict and recovery, drawing lessons from economic history to highlight resilience and growth.

Economist James A. Robinson, a new Nobel laureate, left a lasting impact in his years at UC Berkeley

Robinson helped to transform the study of development in low-income countries, and built a network of influential former students. His win is now one of four 2024 Nobel Prizes awarded to scholars with UC Berkeley connections.

Why breaking the rules is easy for Trump

The US presidential race can be seen as a tussle between ‘universal’ and ‘situational’ views of the law

Set out statistics, technology roadmap to aid globalisation

This article discusses some of the highlights from the 2024 Africa Evidence Summit in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

TBCLIVE: TBC News, July 11, 2024 | From 10:00pm – 10:30pm

Ted’s talk starts at 19:30. He mentioned that Artificial Intelligence is the future and will impact research world and policy.

Research and evidence uptake: Why rigorous research is crucial for developing inclusive policies

As Tanzania seeks to compound economic growth that exceeded five percent in 2023 and chart a collective vision of development for the next 25 years, the annual Africa Evidence Summit convenes in Dar es Salaam this week in a dialogue among stakeholders and the national government to champion the use of rigorous and inclusive research …

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TBC: Africa Evidence Summit | Lakutanisha Watafiti | Tathimini Katika Sera Yapigwa Chapuo

Ted’s talk begins at 04:48. He highlighted why the Africa Evidence Summit is so exciting: 1. Most of the research presented is conducted by African scholars within a global collaborative framework, and 2. CEGA is at the forefront of utilizing high-quality data and advanced methodologies, while the new generation is generating a wealth of new …

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Syrian refugee study releases four years of panel data to spur new insights into understudied communities

BERKELEY, CA (20 June 2024) – To commemorate World Refugee Day, the Syrian Refugee Life Study (S-RLS) today provided open access to four years of comprehensive panel data from its longitudinal study of Syrian refugee households. Seeking to address a critical gap in evidence about displaced communities, the researchers behind the study hope to encourage …

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Backstory: Edward Miguel and Paul Niehaus on the General Equilibrium Effects of Cash Transfers

In this episode of backstory, host Aakash Bhalothia interviews development economists Edward Miguel and Paul Niehaus about their Frisch award-winning paper, “General Equilibrium Effects of Cash Transfers: Experimental Evidence from Kenya.” They discuss the paper’s groundbreaking findings on the macroeconomic impacts of cash transfers in rural Kenya. The conversation delves into how the authors started working together, …

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BITSS Honored for Building the Next Generation of Open Science Advocates

“We know that institutions matter: They transform the [scientific] dedication of individuals to the next generation,” remarked representatives of the Einstein Foundation Berlin as they awarded the Einstein Foundation Award for Promoting Quality in Research to BITSS on March 14.

How poor Kenyans became economists’ guinea pigs

Randomised controlled trials have many problems. They may still be the best tool for solving poverty

Lagos to Mombasa Podcast: How Does Climate Impact Conflict?

Is there a relationship between climate change and conflict? In this episode of Lagos to Mombasa, Gyude speaks to Dr. Edward (Ted) Miguel, professor of economics at University of California Berkley, about the impact of rising temperatures, extreme droughts, and floods on competition for resources, and how governments can respond to climate change’s compounding impact …

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Einstein Foundation Award for Promoting Quality in Research

The Einstein Foundation Berlin is to honor Belgian bioinformatician Yves Moreau, the Berkeley Initiative for Transparency in the Social Sciences, and the Responsible Research Assessment Initiative with this year’s Einstein Foundation Award for Promoting Quality in Research 2023.

Skill versus voice in local development

When the state is weak, autocratic traditional chiefs control the provision of public goods. If they don’t have the technical skills that these tasks need, can delegation to technocrats or inclusive decision-making improve outcomes? Katherine Casey tells Tim Phillips about the results of an experiment in Sierra Leone.

Six Questions with Ted Miguel

Edward (Ted) Miguel is the Oxfam Professor in Environmental and Resource Economics and co-Director of the Center for Effective Global Action (CEGA) at Berkeley. After a famous early paper with Michael Kremer had him known as “that worms guy”, Ted has gone on to study a wide range of topics on African economic development, including health, …

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Interview with Professor Ted Miguel

Ted Miguel is the Oxfam Professor of Environmental and Resource Economics at UC Berkeley. He is a founder of CEGA, and his research focuses on development economics, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. Two Berkeley Economic Review members got the chance to ask him about his background and research earlier this year.

Edward Miguel: Connecting Research and Policy

Miguel has collaborated with us since our early days, starting with our Deworm the World program, which was launched based on his research with Michael Kremer that determined deworming is a cost-effective way to improve children’s school attendance. We’ve continued to collaborate with him over the past ten years as his research on deworming expanded to look …

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What Have We Learned From a Summer of Climate Reckoning?

This summer has been a parade of broken climate records. June was the hottest June and July was not just the hottest July but the hottest month ever on record. At the same time, it looks like we are at the start of a green revolution: Decarbonization efforts have gone far better than what many …

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Hot under the collar? Heat can make you angry and even aggressive, research finds

If sweating through your shirt in summer’s extreme heat makes you mad, you’re not alone. In fact, research shows that there’s a direct correlation between high temperatures and hot tempers, and that anger can sometimes lead to bad behavior.

In a hot room, you’re told to play a vicious game. Will heat make you behave badly?

Here’s an experiment that seems excruciating to imagine in the midst of the current global heat wave: Starting six years ago, researchers began putting thousands of people in baking hot rooms to find out if high temperatures may make us more violent. The findings surprised even the scientists – and could have major implications for …

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Does heat make us more aggressive? Researchers put it to the test

Periods of sweltering temperatures like the current global heat wave seem to drive up civil conflicts. But why? To find out, researchers put thousands of people in hot rooms – with surprising results.

Climate education for equitable future

As the adverse effects of the climate crisis become increasingly imminent, the call for equity in all spheres of life needs to be equated with the call for climate change education (CCE). It is imperative for the educational curriculum to incorporate climate education as an integral element of every discipline, from STEM courses to literature …

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Soaring temperatures and food prices threaten violent unrest

As the world warms, the link between heat and social disturbance is an increasingly important one and, this summer, an especially concerning one. Each upheaval has its own causes, but certain factors make disturbances more likely everywhere. Surging temperatures, rising food prices and cuts to public spending—three of the strongest predictors of turmoil—have driven estimates …

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Importance of research: Research helps with formulation of policies

Experts Urges Governments to use available evidence to improve the lives of people

Experts at the 11th Africa Evidence Summit on evidence-informed policy governance in Nairobi, urged the governments to use available evidence-informed policies to improve the lives of people.

Experts urge govts to use available evidence to improve people’s lives

Evidence-informed policies are what Africa needs to improve people’s lives, experts meeting in Nairobi for the 11th Africa Evidence Summit on evidence-informed policy governance said.

Experts Call on Governments to use available evidence to improve the lives of people

Evidence-informed policies are what Africa needs to improve people’s lives, experts meeting in Nairobi for the 11th Africa Evidence Summit on evidence-informed policy governance said. According to experts at the meeting and drawn from worldwide, governments will begin setting the right development priorities, design cost-effective interventions, and enhance program implementation when using research evidence.

Experts Call on Governments to use available evidence to improve the lives of people

Evidence-informed policies are what Africa needs to improve people’s lives, experts meeting in Nairobi for the 11th Africa Evidence Summit on evidence-informed policy governance said. According to experts at the meeting and drawn from worldwide, governments will begin setting the right development priorities, design cost-effective interventions, and enhance program implementation when using research evidence.

Experts urge Governments to Use Evidence for Improving People’s Lives Effectively

During the 11th Africa Evidence Summit held in Nairobi, experts emphasized the importance of evidence-informed policies for improving the lives of people in Africa. They highlighted that governments should prioritize research evidence to set development priorities, design cost-effective interventions, and enhance program implementation.

How randomized trials and the town of Busia, Kenya changed economics

A podcast about how Busia, Kenya, became the place where economists pioneered a more scientific way to study huge problems, from contaminated water to low graduation rates, to HIV transmission. And how that research changed government programs and aid efforts around the world.

The world’s deadliest war last year wasn’t in Ukraine

Sudan has a long history of civil wars, and conflicts around the world are worsening, with a significant increase in the number of people displaced and in need of emergency aid due to conflict-driven issues. Sudan’s conflict involves powerful individuals vying for control, but the broader global problem of increasing conflict persistence is influenced by …

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The rise and rise of GiveDirectly

Lauren Falcao Bergquist explores causes and effects of collusion in East African agricultural markets

Kenya’s school based deworming programme marks 10 years

National School Based Deworming Programme Marks 10 Years

Solving the puzzle of peace

The INOMICS Questionnaire: Fratzscher vs Miguel

Charting the Future of China’s Infrastructure Projects in Africa After a Decade of Lending

A lesson in perspective: EGC Visiting Professor Ceren Baysan on Political Economy

Does Power Corrupt?

What parking tickets tell us about political corruption

Nation-Building 101

Gov’t Kicks-Off A Three-Day Deworming Exercise

Govt targets to deworm 4 million children across 14 counties

Tracking the “open science” movement

The Economic Impacts of Deworming

The coming refugee crisis: how COVID-19 exacerbates forced displacement

Oil Empowers the Poorest Nations, But at What Cost?

New surge in COVID-19 pandemic accelerates internationally

A survey of 30,000 households reveals Covid-19’s economic toll in the developing world

La pandemia amenaza a millones de hogares de países en desarrollo con caer en la pobreza

Cash injection urged to help poor fight COVID-19 during vaccine wait

COVID-19 Pandemic Caused “Staggering” Economic, Human Impact in Developing Countries

Pandemic caused ‘staggering’ economic, human impact in global south, study says

Pandemic erodes living standards in developing countries, study shows

Poorest countries suffering ‘staggering’ hardship during virus

In 2021, Group Aims to Scale-up Economic Powers of 1,000 Nigerian Farmers

Sociologist, Scientist? Towards Transparency, Accountability, and a Sharing Culture

How Russia Wins the Climate Crisis

Deworming Reaps Long-Term Health and Economic Rewards for Young Kenyans

Inexpensive Treatment of Widespread Parasitic Infection Results in Economy-Wide Benefits

Lives vs. Livelihoods Revisited: Should Poorer Countries with Younger Populations Have Equally Strict Lockdowns?

The IMF Has a Blueprint for Helping the Climate Without Hurting

The True Cost of Exclusion

The Weirdest Minds in the World

Can Pools Help to Deter Crime?

Deworming children in sub-Saharan Africa produces long-term benefits, study finds

What worms can teach us about the AI apocalypse

UC Berkeley researchers motivated by society, personal interests, scientific community

Could Giving Kids A 50-Cent Pill Massively Boost Their Income Years Later?

Deworming Pill For Kids Linked To Better Wages When They Grow Up

A new study finds that giving kids deworming treatment still benefits them 20 years later

Zimbabwe Hopes Rural Electrification Can Stop Deforestation. Here’s Why It Might Not Work

Treating children for worms yields long-term benefits, says new study

Treating children for worms yields long-term health, economic gains, study says

Corrupción: normas sociales vs aplicación legal

If you gave 7,000 kuna to the poor, what would happen? They found out

UC Berkeley event addresses COVID-19 economic impact on global south

Improving learning outcomes through school-based health programs

Does household electrification supercharge economic development?

Prestigious academies elect 34 UC faculty as new members

African countries’ approach to combat coronavirus: successful and life-threatening

9 UC Berkeley faculty members elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Nine faculty elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

G-20: Cancel poor countries’ debt amidst COVID-19

Times of crisis break down walls of ethnicity, tribe

The Racial Time Bomb in the Covid-19 Crisis

Africa faces grave risks as COVID-19 emerges, says Berkeley economist

Study Finds Cash Transfers To Poor Have Positive Ripple Effect

What Happens When You Inject $11 Million into a Small Economy?

The Race Problem in Economics

Economics Still Has A Diversity Problem

Cash transfers have been thoroughly and rigorously shown to reduce poverty and improve lives

Dez perguntas e respostas sobre o Nobel de Economia de 2019

The Nobel Winners in Economics Are On the Right Track

UC Berkeley Study on How Aid to the Poor Helps the Entire Community

Here’s what happened when a charity gave $1,000 each to poor households in Kenya

What would happen if we randomly gave $1,000 to poor families? Now we know.

When you give cash to those in need, you’re giving the whole community a boost

Researchers Find A Remarkable Ripple Effect When You Give Cash To Poor Families

A charity dropped a massive stimulus package on rural Kenya – and transformed the economy

Why Cash Aid Distributions Have A Beneficial Ripple Effect

Unconditional handouts benefit recipients – and their neighbours too

This year’s Nobel prizes prompt soul-searching among economists

UC Berkeley professor’s work contributes to Nobel prize-winning research

Esther Duflo and women in economics

A Nobel for Education Next

Economist Ted Miguel awakens to Nobel Prize dream – well, almost

The story of a trio’s experiments with development

It is important to use Nobel to harness the best of science, reasoning to policymaking

Greta Thunberg & the economics of global warming: A delayed response to climate change is an economic catastrophe waiting to happen

Weekly links July 26: big data vs RCTs for health, we need more uncertain politicians, innovations in dissemination, and more…

Power Isn’t Water: Learnings from Kenya’s Rural Electrification Efforts

Can climate change make us antisocial?

Vital Signs: the ‘ball-tampering’ budget trick they don’t want you to know about

From a Ph.D. to RBIs: How Farhan Zaidi left Berkeley and became a baseball pioneer

RCTs in the Long Run

The witch-killing syndrome: The politics of tribe

In 2005, Ted Miguel, a professor of economics at University of California, Berkeley, published a now famous paper in The Review of Economic Studies entitled Poverty and Witch Killing.  Using evidence from Tanzania, Miguel investigated violence against the elderly, young children and the helpless and vulnerable members of the society who were labeled “witches”.  As in many parts …

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The big fish in our midst

Electricity does not change poor lives as much as was thought

Exploring How Climate Change Affects Conflict and Productivity

The Limits of Rural Electrification

Exploring How Climate Change Affects Conflict and Productivity

The Limits of Rural Electrification

We Need to Talk about Intestinal Worms

Problemet med politikernes personlige fordeler

Making economics transparent and reproducible

Entre changement climatique et croissance économique, des liens très étroits

Giants new exec Farhan Zaidi has it all: high IQ, humor, kindness

¿Por qué los países con climas extremos son más pobres?

What’s the damage (of that climate change cost-benefit model)?

How to Tap Skilled Managers in Villages Where Chiefs Still Rule

Meta-analyses were supposed to end scientific debates. Often, they only cause more controversy

Why Economics is Having a Replication Crisis

Int’l economists shocked over Atif Mian’s removal by Pakistani govt

El impacto de los asesinatos de políticos en la democracia y en los gobiernos locales en Colombia

Russell Lynch: London’s too hot, but we can’t afford a siesta

Ten Reasons Not to Measure Impact – and What to Do Instead

O segredo dos países mais honestos do mundo

Hexenjagd im 21. Jahrhundert

Extreme Temperatures Threaten Africa’s Fragile Growth

Pourquoi les riches s’autorisent-ils à frauder?

Deutsche Bank maps climate change risks for investments

Etnicidad y política en Kenia y Tanzania

Seguimos creyendo en las brujas, y las seguimos matando

How Economic Prosperity Spared Witches

Ce qu’il faut savoir sur les changments climatiques, la violence et l’aggressivité

Ich mach mir die Welt, wie sie mir nicht gefällt

An Experiment Gives Cash Aid To The Poor. Is That Ethical?

Will Climate Change Destroy the Global Economy?

Kendi terinde boÄŸulan gezegen

Trump’s Security Vision Leaves Little Room for Plowshares

Chris Blattman on Chickens, Cash, and Development Economics

Prestaciones Incondicionadas

Trump pulling the US out of the Paris climate agreement could be disastrous for the economy

Experts say US leaving Paris climate deal likely wouldn’t add jobs

Kenya races toward goal of electrifying every household

This Is What Heat Does to Us and the Economy

Young Kenyans are murdering elderly relatives they claim are witches, but it really has nothing to do with magical beliefs

Despite Murderous Attacks, Tanzania’s ‘Witches’ Fight for Land

Despite murderous attacks, Tanzania’s ‘witches’ fight for land

Tanzania: Despite Murderous Attacks, ‘Witches’ Fight for Land

Why thousands of elderly women are called ‘witches’ before being burned alive or knifed to death in Africa

Despite murderous attacks, Tanzania’s ‘witches’ fight for land

South Africans and the blame game

From blaming witches to blaming foreigners: The torments of the black South African’s psyche

A imigração pode prejudicar a economia de um país? A volta de um preconceito

¿La inmigración realmente daña a la economía? El regreso de un viejo prejuicio

Can Immigration Hurt the Economy? An Old Prejudice Returns

A propósito del caso Odebrecht: Cómo la corrupción destruye el desarrollo

Profs. Dal Bó and Finan spearhead global economies program to improve life in developing countries

El cambio climático nos hará un 23% más pobres a finales de siglo

Does Climate Change Cause Conflict?

¿Puede la guerra fomentar el capital social?

Improving Economic Research

Сколько стоит жизнь: самые интересные иностранные экономические исследования 2016 года

How Climate Change Sparked the Syrian Conflict

Why I mostly believe in Worms

Pesquisa mostra que Chávez utilizou computadores para perseguir eleitores da oposição

Sube el mercurio…y explotan las neuronas

New Opportunity Lab to focus on policy for poverty, inequality

Berkeley economists launch Opportunity Lab

Corruption, is it all in the culture?

Die Welt wird immer aggressiver – stimmt das?

A fine mess: how diplomats get away without paying parking tickets

Collidoscope: Of Segmented Markets, Intimate Relationships and War

Si aumenta la temperatura, nos cocemos

Kristof: Temperatures rise, and we’re cooked

Si la temperatura aumenta no lo dude: estamos fritos

Global temperatures continue to rise, and we are all cooked

Climate change isn’t a Chinese conspiracy

Opinião: Perigo do aquecimento global inclui até aumento da violência

Even Donald Trump must acknowledge climate change is not a hoax

Climate change is no hoax, and we’d better do something about it

Kristof: With climate change, it’s not just the globe that’s heating up

Climate change is real, and so are its costs

Temperatures rise, and we’re cooked

Unless Florida voters vote out Trump and Rubio, we are cooked

Godot’yu beklerken

Calculating the Costs of Climate Change

Macht Hitze aggressiv?

Intelligenza corporea: il “meteo” influenza l’umore

El cambio climático causa pérdidas millonarias a la economía mundial

‘Cheaper’ energy still unaffordable to rural households

Summer 2016 Journal of Economic Perspectives Available Online

Borges y el avance de los experimentalistas en economía

Borges y el avance de los experimentalistas en economía

Światowe PKB topnieje pod wpływem zmiany klimatu

A look at Africa’s progress

A look at Africa’s progress

The 5 Ways Global Warming Fuels Violence

Ocieplenie klimatu będzie dla nas korzystne. A potem przyjdą uchodźcy.

En tu cabeza hay un gol (y no otra cosa): lo último sobre "soccernomics"

Researchers have found that war has a remarkable and miraculous effect

Researchers have found that war has a remarkable and miraculous effect

Researchers have found that war has a remarkable and miraculous effect

Ist die Lust am Experimentieren das Todesurteil der Ideologien?

Electrification Causes Economic Growth, Right? Maybe Not

Does Electrification Really Cause Economic Growth?

La guerra nos hace más cooperativos

Hooliganisme : culture déviante ou déviance culturelle?

Le hooliganisme au miroir des sciences sociales

Violences à l’Euro : dans la tête des hooligans, "des déviants sociaux

Does War Foster Cooperation?

Con el calor, ¿la violencia aumenta o disminuye?

Klima og konflikt  hvordan hænger det sammen?

Imprensa – oportuno estudo sobre a  corrupção | A Voz do Cidadão

Why don’t economists do cost analysis in their impact evaluations?

Otro Comienzo

Culture Matters

Vi drukner i en skidtpøl af officiel korruption

Random Access

Enjeux géopolitiques et Cop 22

Agriculture threatened by climate change

Hunting for the neuroscience of heat and violence

Can climate change cause wars?

Soccer Player Shoots & Kills Referee After Receiving Red Card

Scientists link rising temperatures with violence and civil war

Blogger mangles info on African electrification aid project

Launching PolitiFact Global News Service

How to understand Trump’s appeal to resentful whites

Does Democracy Curb Corruption?

Picnic en Chernobyl: lo último en economía de las catástrofes

Changes in Climate Have Always Made Things Worse for (Accused) Witches

El cambio climático, la mayor amenaza del siglo XXI

Multas de aparcamiento en NY

Where Science Meets Activism

Progress as State of Mind

Venezuela: da perseguição de cidadãos à ameaça institucional

Hot and Violent

Hot and Violent

La douceur des températures a un impact très net sur la consommation

2015年必读最热论文100篇，各学科前沿都在这里了（76-100）

Seven Questions About Climate Change

Culture and Progress

Climate Change to Shrink Global Economy by 23%

Budsjettet som ikke går opp

Climate change in economia

Pour l’économie, le thermostat doit être bloqué à 13 degrés

Climate Change Economies

Πώς η κλιματική αλλαγή γεννά νέες μορφές πολέμου

What to expect from India – and the world – at the Paris climate summit

Οι κλιματικές αιτίες των διενέξεων

What are the economic consequences of climate change?

Fördert der Klimawandel den Terrorismus?

巴黎大会在即 10个数字看气候变化有多“贵”

What are the economic consequences of climate change?

Con calor produciremos menos (serie cambio climático 1)

IS CLIMATE MITIGATION A GOOD INVESTMENT?

Media Call: New Africa Climate Plan and COP21 with President Jim Yong Kim

Mudança climática vai piorar cenário econômico global

Enjeux énergies et environnement

Unmitigated Climate Change to Shrink Global Economy

Heat stress: the next global public health crisis?

Study: Link between climate change & violence

Rủi ro biến đổi khí hậu (K2): Thay đổi kinh tế thế giới

Unmitigated Climate Change to Shrink Global Economy by 23 percent

Report argues US needs to increase climate adaptation funding 154-fold to pay fair share

Unmitigated Climate Change to Shrink Global Economy by 23 percent

Unmitigated climate change to shrink global economy by 23 percent, researchers find

Unmitigated climate change to shrink global economy by 23 percent, researchers find

Climate change could increase Canadian crop production

Unmitigated climate change to shrink global economy by 23 percent, researchers find

Unmitigated Climate Change to Shrink Global Economy by 23 Percent, Researchers Find

Free Lunch: The potential of Paris

How institutional investors can alleviate climate change while boosting the global economy

¿Sabías que el calor pone la gente rabiosa?

How institutional investors can alleviate climate change while boosting the global economy

Arbeitsproduktivität hängt von Erderwärmung ab

What are the economic consequences of climate change?

Q&A with earth system science professor Marshall Burke on climate change economics

The thermometer needle and the damage done

Climate Change and GDP: Is 55 Degrees America’s Economic Breaking Point?

Guerras climáticas, a nova ameaça

Stanford researchers’ calculations reveal higher ­than­expected global economic cost of climate change

Guerras climáticas, a nova ameaça

Study Finds Climate Change Will Reshape Global Economy

Study Finds Climate Change Will Reshape Global Economy

Bill Gates: "Al clima serve un miracolo di innovazione energetica"

Bei 13 Grad Celsius boomen die Geschäfte

气候变暖会影响我们的工作表现吗？

The Future of Work: Consider the Changing Climate

Globální oteplování bude chudým brát a bohatým dávat

气候变化的不确定性：气候变化的真正元凶是氟利昂？

ปฏิรูปพลงงานไทยไม่คืบหน้า…แต่โลกเขาไปไกลแล้ว (ครบท่านนายกฯ)

Gospodarka kwitnie przy 13 stopniach C.

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No One Works When It’s Hot, So Climate Change Is Going To Ruin The Economy

Will Climate Change Make the World Lazier?

Global economy to suffer if climate change is not addressed

No One Works When It’s Hot, So Climate Change Is Going To Ruin The Economy

Will Climate Change Make the World Lazier?

UC Berkeley study links economic inequality to climate change

Heat stress from global warming may stifle economic growth, new studies show

Klimaatverandering raakt economie harder dan gedacht

Corporations prepare for climate change

How climate change will affect world economies

With Warming, Cold Countries Get Rich

Condizionatori

In a Hotter World, Economies May Melt Down

Global warming could be more devastating for the economy than we thought

Climate change will be an economic disaster for rich and poor, study says

Study finds climate change is costing billions in hurricane damage alone

Study finds climate change will reshape global economy

13 astetta – lämpötila, jossa talous kasvaa  Ilmasto  Tiede  Helsingin Sanomat

Wages set to fall unless warming is tackled

Küresel ısınma, dünya ekonomisini %23 eritecek

Climate change and the global economy

À 13°C, la productivité économique est à son plus haut niveau

Wages set to fall unless warming is tackled

Climate Change Will Be Disastrous For These Economies

How much Americans’ incomes could shrink because of global warming

Global Warming Could Shave-off 35 Percent Earnings from U.S. Households: Research

Sin mitigación del cambio climático habrá recesión económica

The Economist Magazine Turns Pessimistic on Climate Change Adaptation

Global Warming Will Make Everthing Expensive: How?

Wirtschaftsleistung sinkt mit steigender Temperatur

Climate Change Will Reshape Global Economy By Widening Rich-Poor Gap

Putting Goldilocks to work

Global economy hurts more with warmer Earth

Is Global Warming Sinking the Global Economy?

Estudo mostra que produtividade dos países desenvolvidos, ao contrário do que apontavam outras pesquisas, será prejudicada por mudanças climáticas

Climate Change Could Shrink Your Grandkid’s Income

Average Income of US Household Will Decline by 2100 Mainly Due to Global Warming

Climate Change Will Drag Down Global Economic Output Steeply By 2100

Dünya ekonomisinin yeni korkusu küresel ısınma!

Growth to feel heat

Wages set to fall unless temperature rise is tackled

Identificada a temperatura ideal para trabalhar (e é um gelo!)

La température idéale pour l’économie mondiale serait de 13 degrés

Climate change will reshape global economy: Study

The "uncertainty loop" haunting our climate models

Study: Climate change drives economic inequality

Dünya Ekonomisinin Yeni Korkusu Küresel Isınma!

Is 55 the Perfect Temperature?

Aardopwarming wordt dure aangelegenheid

Küresel Isınma, Dünya Ekonomisini Yüzde 23 Eritecek

Climate change good for the far north only

«Il riscaldamento del pianeta riduce il Pil». Al via la mobilitazione globale sul clima

Quanto costerà il riscaldamento globale?

Study finds global warming-economic production link

Weather’s too hot for global economy

Sweeping study claims that rising temperatures will sharply cut economic productivity

Another go at the economics of climate change

Climate change more catastrophic for the global economy than we thought

Climate change damages economies more than expeceted

Study finds global effect of temperature on productivity

Study by UC Berkeley professors links economic inequality, climate change

As the Climate Gets Hotter, Will Everyone Work Less?

“Nature”: faire global warming to 2100 nearly into poorer countries

La température annuelle moyenne idéale pour l’économie ? 13 °C, affirment des chercheurs