The effect of local climatic conditions on household consumption: a case study of South Africa

<p dir="ltr">The article explores the causal effect of local climate conditions on household consumption in South Africa. The climatic conditions are represented by monthly average temperature and precipitation. The study utilises the nationally representative 2017 National Income Dy...

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spellingShingle The effect of local climatic conditions on household consumption: a case study of South Africa
Calvin Mudzingiri (22188109)
Welfare economics
household consumption, climatic conditions, quantile regression, spartial economics
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title The effect of local climatic conditions on household consumption: a case study of South Africa
title_full The effect of local climatic conditions on household consumption: a case study of South Africa
title_fullStr The effect of local climatic conditions on household consumption: a case study of South Africa
title_full_unstemmed The effect of local climatic conditions on household consumption: a case study of South Africa
title_short The effect of local climatic conditions on household consumption: a case study of South Africa
title_sort The effect of local climatic conditions on household consumption: a case study of South Africa
topic Welfare economics
household consumption, climatic conditions, quantile regression, spartial economics