The impact of climate change on economic output across industries in Chile

S3 Appendix. Calibrated projections of climate change for Chile using the new IPCC (2021) SSP scenarios. This appendix considers counterfactual exercises using the most recent “Shared Socioeconomic Pathways” (SSPs) scenarios published by the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report (IPCC 2021). (PDF) S4 Appendix. Precipitation and temperature evolution statistics between 1950 and 2017. This appendix shows the results of the yearly temperature and precipitation fluctuations by macrozone weighted by the GDP of each region. (PDF) S5 Appendix. GDP across regions. (PDF) Acknowledgments We thank Bridget Hoffmann, Toàn Phan and seminar participants at the Central Bank of Chile for comments. The views expressed in this work do not represent the Central Bank of Chile. All errors are our own. Author Contributions Conceptualization: Carlos Madeira. Data curation: Karla Hernandez, Carlos Madeira. Formal analysis: Carlos Madeira. Investigation: Karla Hernandez, Carlos Madeira. Methodology: Carlos Madeira. Project administration: Carlos Madeira. Resources: Carlos Madeira. Software: Karla Hernandez, Carlos Madeira. Supervision: Carlos Madeira. Validation: Carlos Madeira. Visualization: Carlos Madeira. Writing – original draft: Carlos Madeira. Writing – review & editing: Carlos Madeira. References 1. OECD (2015). “The Economic Consequences of Climate Change”. OECD, Paris. 2. Kahn M., Mohaddes K., Ng R., Hashem Pesaran M., Raissi M. and Yang J. (2021). “Long-Term Macro- economic Effects of Climate Change: A Cross-Country Analysis”. Energy Economics, 104, 105624.

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