With global subnational data, temperature shocks significantly reduce short-run growth but have limited long-run effects except in extreme climates.
1℃ increase is expected to increase GDP per capita growth by 1.5% in regions with an average temperature of 5℃and decrease GDP per capita growth by 1.6% at 25℃
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The Effects of Climate and Weather on Economic Output: Evidence from Global Subnational Data
With global subnational data, temperature shocks significantly reduce short-run growth but have limited long-run effects except in extreme climates.