Climate change and international migration: Exploring the macroeconomic channel

The same process drives the results from the TS assumption, where results are similar as under the T0 assumption. However, since the GDPc distribution of the countries covers a por- tion of the emigration function closer to the peak, we find two main differences with the T0 assumption: Different countries in Africa and Southeast Asia show a decrease in emigration, and the range of values reached is smaller than under the T0 assumption (Fig 4c). The shifted Fig 5. As in Fig 4 but for immigration. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0276764.g005 PLOS ONE Climate change and international migration: Exploring the macroeconomic channel PLOS ONE | https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0276764 November 16, 2022 17 / 25