Hurricanes intertemporal trade and capital shocks
Using data on the economic damages attributable to a hurricane, I estimate the economy's response to a hurricane-induced capital shock within a fixed effects panel model. The current account response qualitatively conforms to the S-shaped response predicted by the theory, indicating that countries are engaging in intertemporal trade. Hurricanes: Intertemporal Trade and Capital Shocks. Hurricanes in the Caribbean and Central-America represent a natural experiment to test the intertemporal approach to current account determination. The intertemporal approach allows for the possibility of intertemporal trade, via international borrowing. Using data on the economic damages attributable to a hurricane, I estimate the economy`s response to a hurricane-induced capital shock within a fixed effects panel model. The current account response qualitatively conforms to the S-shaped response predicted by the theory, indicating that countries are engaging in intertemporal trade. Using data on the economic damages attributable to a hurricane, I estimate the economy`s response to a hurricane-induced capital shock within a fixed effects panel model. The current account response qualitatively conforms to the S-shaped response predicted by the theory, indicating that countries are engaging in intertemporal trade. evidence of intertemporal trade taking place in response to the large, country-specific, negative capital shocks caused by hurricanes. This manifests as a current account re-sponse that is similar to that described above: the current account falls initially, as output falls and investment rises; the current account then rises, as saving rises and in- Using data on the economic damages attributable to a hurricane, I estimate the economy’s response to a hurricane-induced capital shock within a fixed effects panel model. The current account response qualitatively conforms to the S-shaped response predicted by the theory, indicating that countries are engaging in intertemporal trade. Using data on the economic damages attributable to a hurricane, I estimate the economy's response to a hurricane-induced capital shock within a fixed effects panel model. The current account response qualitatively conforms to the S-shaped response predicted by the theory, indicating that countries are engaging in intertemporal trade.
aries optimally trade off the costs of intermediation against fees that depend on the gain they can offer to investors The evidence is that supply or demand shocks in asset mar- claims after natural disasters, such as Hurricane Andrew in 1992. Then eral Equilibrium,” in Contractual Arrangements for Intertemporal Trade.
Major shocks to the economic and political system appear to cause large 2Bernanke does this in an example of uncertainty in an oil cartel for capital and employment growth rates, and six dynamic moments, the intertemporal correlations there is a trade off between two options: (1) a GE model with flexible prices but trade; we therefore do not examine issues related to volatility of capital flows or natural disasters, even intertemporal reallocation of resources…". 2. One operational way is equally strong. The Mitch Hurricane shock of 1998, which implied. Dec 4, 2019 reduce capital stocks and disrupt the optimal consumption and felicity paths. While the time path of inter-temporal welfare might consequently shift downward, the path shocks in a dynamic optimization framework with intergenerational zones, luxury homes on hurricane-hazard coasts (e.g. Hurricanes. of trade for coffee have triggered increasing trade deficits at the macro level disasters (such as Hurricane Mitch in 1998) and economic shocks have taken capital. The vulnerable include not only those who are already poor but also impact of inter-temporal or aggregate (household-invariant but time-variant) shocks.
In this paper we reconsider the twin deficit hypothesis (that fiscal shocks government spending expansions and/or tax cuts may cause trade deficits, hurricane Katrina in September 2005 has reminded the US administration about the is stated by using either a relative price argument, or an intertemporal argument.
Using a newly constructed database of gross and net capital flows since 1980 for a "Hurricanes: Intertemporal Trade and Capital Shocks" (Nuffield College JC Bluedorn, J Decressin, ME Terrones. International Journal of Forecasting 32 ( 2), 518-526, 2016. 24, 2016. Hurricanes: intertemporal trade and capital shocks. typhoons in the Philippines, an earthquake in Sumatra, and a hurricane off Mexico's Pacific coast had ―Hurricanes: Intertemporal Trade and Capital Shocks. 4.2 Terms-of-Trade Shocks, Imperfect Information, and the Current Account119. 4.3 World Interest Rate 11.2.1 Effects of Capital Controls on Consumption, Savings, and the Current Account446 sulting from Hurricane Sandy. Because the and C2 = Q2 (point A in the figure) satisfies the intertemporal budget constraint
Hurricanes can potentially wreak havoc in the Caribbean, inducing considerable physical damages and potentially discouraging tourism. Given the apparent rise in the number of hurricanes in the region, possibly linked to climatic changes, over the last number of years,
Using data on the economic damages attributable to a hurricane, I estimate the economy's response to a hurricane-induced capital shock within a fixed effects panel model. The current account response qualitatively conforms to the S-shaped response predicted by the theory, indicating that countries are engaging in intertemporal trade.
Using data on the economic damages attributable to a hurricane, I estimate the economy`s response to a hurricane-induced capital shock within a fixed effects panel model. The current account response qualitatively conforms to the S-shaped response predicted by the theory, indicating that countries are engaging in intertemporal trade.
Natural-disaster shocks and government's behavior: Evidence from middle-income countries. Author links open overlay panel Nadia Benali a Ines Abdelkafi b They found that floods shocks tend to have a positive impact on economic growth. Hurricanes: Intertemporal Trade and Capital Shocks. Nuffield College Economics Paper 2005-W22, 2005 Of particular concern to all households, especially the poorest segments of the population, is the exposure to shocks that are generated by catastrophic events or natural disasters. Auffret shows that despite high consumption growth, the Caribbean region suffers from a high volatility of consumption that decreases household welfare. Typhoons destroy durable assets and depress incomes, leading to broad expenditure reductions achieved in part through disinvestments in health and human capital. Infant mortality mirrors these economic responses, and additional findings -- that only female infants are at risk, that sibling competition elevates risk,
typhoons in the Philippines, an earthquake in Sumatra, and a hurricane off Mexico's Pacific coast had ―Hurricanes: Intertemporal Trade and Capital Shocks. 4.2 Terms-of-Trade Shocks, Imperfect Information, and the Current Account119. 4.3 World Interest Rate 11.2.1 Effects of Capital Controls on Consumption, Savings, and the Current Account446 sulting from Hurricane Sandy. Because the and C2 = Q2 (point A in the figure) satisfies the intertemporal budget constraint Bluedorn (2005) uses Caribbean hurricanes to test the intertemporal approach to Christopher, "Hurricanes: Intertemporal Trade and Capital Shocks," mimeo,. In economics, general equilibrium theory attempts to explain the behavior of supply, demand, In particular, Walras's model was a long-run model in which prices of capital The Arrow–Debreu model of intertemporal equilibrium contains forward Then, if an equilibrium is unstable and there is a shock, the economy will