We study the effects of climate change on labor and capital reallocation across regions,
sectors and firms. We use newly digitized administrative reports on extreme weather events …

Problem, research strategy, and findings Despite early focus on the Global South, it has
become clear that the Global North will be transformed through climate-related internal …

We examine the effects of temperature on general health and subjective wellbeing. We
combine daily temperature data with 19 waves of panel data from the Household, Income …

We develop a dynamic-spatial equilibrium model to quantify the economic effects of climate
change with a focus on the United States. We find that climate change reduces US welfare …

The decisions related to migration–where to live, when to move, and where to move–have a
long history in economics. Different fields, within economics and outside economics, have …

We evaluate the impact of extreme US wildfires and related smoke and air pollution events
on household mobility, housing and financial outcomes. The analysis relies on information …

Domestic climate migration is likely to increase in the future, but we know little about public
perceptions and attitudes about climate migrants and migration. Understanding how …

Natural disasters have increased in the United States in recent decades. At the same time,
there has been a shift in population away from the states in the Northeast and Midwest to …

Economic theory predicts that poor forecasts reduce welfare. An agent who relies on a
biased forecast of high prices tomorrow may consume too little today. An agent who does …

We link detailed wildfire burn, satellite smoke plume, and ground-level pollution data to
estimate the effects of extreme wildfire and related smoke and air pollution events on …