August 19, 2024
When observers say that disaster events fuel the economy, they ignore that the activity is replacing the past rather than moving forward.
When observers say that disaster events fuel the economy, they ignore that the activity is replacing the past rather than moving forward.
Idalia reminds us that the cost of hurricanes for storms with the letter "I" has been especially deadly and destructive.
With 21 named storms, 2021 was the third most active Atlantic hurricane season (yes, ever). According to the WMA (World Meteorological Association), hurricane lists include 21 […]
Looking at the economic impact of past costly disasters can help us develop policies that target where and how Covid-19 will affect us.
Before, during and after a natural disaster like Harvey, we have hurricane economics affecting gasoline markets and the GDP.