Study | GDP impact | Climate change scenario | Model | Note |
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Stern (2007) | 5–20% | BAU | Formal economic models | The costs of mitigation can be limited to around 1% of global GDP each year. There has been criticism on the method of estimating damage and selection of parameter values, including the utility discount rate (see, for example, Cole 2008). |
Burke et al. (2015) | 23% | RCP8.5 (2100) | – | SSP*5 |
Takakura et al. (2019) | 6.6% (3.9–8.6%) | RCP8.5 (2100) | Five ESMs | SSP3, strict mitigation could limit the impact to less than 1% |
Nordhaus (1994) | 0.60% | 2 °C increase | DICE | The reference reports a damage function with which we calculated the GDP impacts of 2 °C warming. |
1.10% | 2°C increase | DICE | The reference reports a damage function with which we calculated the GDP impacts of 2 °C warming. | |
Tol (2018) | 0.1–3.0%, 0.9–5.1%, 6.1–6.7% | 2.5 °C, 2.9–3.2 °C, 5.4–6.0 °C | Summarizing 27 studies on the impact of the climate on the economya | – |