
climate shocks
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What mobile data can tell us about religion in conflict zones
New research uses mobile phone transaction data to shed light on the nature of religious adherence in Afghanistan, revealing that religiously motivated insurgent violence reduces religiosity while climate-induced income shocks increase religiosity.
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Industrial resilience to climate disasters: Evidence from Ecuador
Evidence from Ecuador suggests that natural disasters have important but short-lived impacts on production and market conditions in developing countries that vary depending on firm differences in efficiency. From a development perspective, frequent s...
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Food policy in a warming world
Governments often seek to protect domestic consumers following climate shocks to agricultural production, but these policies may exacerbate global losses.