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Climate input-output amplification: Assessing the impact of physical risks on global supply chains

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Andrea Vismara
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Stephan Fahr
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Richard Senner
DOI：10.1016/j.ecolecon.2026.109054delete
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Abstract

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• Climate change-induced natural hazards threaten the stability of global supply chains. • Global GDP losses may reach 18% under adverse RCP 8.5 scenario. • Resilient supply chains can mitigate losses, if inputs can be flexibly sourced. • Granular global climate damages data are needed to improve risk management models.
Keywords:
Climate change
Supply chain resilience
Global GDP loss
Physical risks
Input-output analysis

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Ecological Economics cover
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European Central Bank
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swiss national bank
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