Scholarly Comments on Academic Economics

Temperature and Economic Growth: Comment on Kiley

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Abstract

Recent research by Federal Reserve economists has attempted to show that high temperatures decrease the rate of economic growth. I replicate the results of one such attempt, Michael Kiley (2021), and explain why Kiley’s results are flawed.

The commented-on author was not given opportunity to reply concurrently and is welcome to reply in a future issue.

Data and code used in this research is available here.

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Volume (Issue)
Pages
69–84
Published
JEL classification
O44, Q51, Q59, R11
Keywords
Climate change, global warming, economic growth
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