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

2010–2017. The results are similar for mean precipitation weighted by regional GDP, but with a sharper fall in mean precipitation between 2010–2017. Maximum precipitation in Chile also decreased substantially between 1950–1959 and 1980–1989 and again between 1980–1980 and 2010–2017, whether with surface or GDP region weights. The results also show a substantial decrease in maximum and mean precipitation across all macrozones (with either surface or GDP weight), except for the North, although minimum precipitation changed only slightly (except for the South). Fig 2. The evolution of the yearly precipitation and temperature (weighted by the surface area of each region) for each macrozone during the period 1950–2017. Minimum, Maximum and Mean values are from January to December of each year. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0266811.g002 PLOS ONE The impact of climate change on economic output across industries in Chile PLOS ONE | https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0266811 April 28, 2022 7 / 21