EconomicsNature Communications
Increasing countries’ financial resilience through global catastrophe risk pooling
A. Ciullo, E. Strobl, et al.
Discover how extreme weather events challenge national economies, especially in low- to middle-income countries. This research by Alessio Ciullo, Eric Strobl, Simona Meiler, Olivia Martius, and David N. Bresch reveals a revolutionary method for optimizing sovereign catastrophe risk pools, showcasing that global pooling can drastically enhance risk diversification and aid more countries effectively.
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