University of Delaware / Bren Hall / University of California / /
IndustryTerm
substantial thermal energy / food shortages / low pressure systems / /
MarketIndex
ENSO / /
NaturalFeature
December sea / Pacific ocean / /
Organization
World Bank / University of California / Santa Barbara / National Bureau of Economic Research / University of California / Berkeley / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / National Academy of Sciences / University of Delaware / /
Person
Alexey Kaplan / John Luke / Kyle C. Meng / Stephen E. Zebiak / Solomon M Hsiang / Mark A. Cane / Mark Cane / Benjamin A. Olken / Melissa / Amir S Jina / Daji Huang / Jonathan A. Foley / Ross Levine / Adam H Sobel / See Hsiang / Navin / William / Acemoglu / David Romer / Edward Miguel / Andrew D Mellinger / Jonathan Dingel / Johnson / Frankel / Robinson / Benjamin F. Jones / Stephen E Zebiak / Solomon M. Hsiang / Chad Monfreda / Marshall Burke / / /
Position
important driver of economic volatility / /
ProvinceOrState
ENSO / Delaware / California / /
PublishedMedium
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / The American Economic Review / Journal of Economic Literature / Journal of Monetary Economics / Journal of Climate / Journal of Econometrics / Journal of Geophysical Research / /
Region
Caribbean / Central America / Caribbean and Central America / /
Tropical Economics By Solomon M. Hsiang and Kyle C. Meng⇤ Many economists have observed that wealth is systematically lower in the tropics than elsewhere (Sala-i Martin, 1997; Nordhaus, Determining why this is r