2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.econ.2020.04.001
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The Impacts of Climate Change on Agricultural Production, Land Use and Economy of the Legal Amazon Region Between 2030 and 2049

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“…Similarly, Nazareth et al (2018) used agricultural productivity projections for different regions of Brazil -obtained from Assunção & Chein (2016) -and for other regions of the world to assess their economic impacts for the country and the rest of the world using a dynamic global CGE model for 5 regions of Brazil and 7 other regions that cover the rest of the world. Tanure et al (2020) also used the projections of agricultural productivity loss for the period 2030 to 2049 generated by Assunção & Chein (2016) to analyze the economic impacts of climate change on the region of the Legal Amazon with the use of an interregional CGE model with recursive dynamics. It is noteworthy, however, that there is still a strong limitation for studies of this nature for Brazil, which is the lack of estimates of future agricultural productivity for different agricultural crops covering the entire national territory, as required by the interregional CGE models, predominantly employed in these types of studies for the country.…”
Section: Climate Change and Agriculture In Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, Nazareth et al (2018) used agricultural productivity projections for different regions of Brazil -obtained from Assunção & Chein (2016) -and for other regions of the world to assess their economic impacts for the country and the rest of the world using a dynamic global CGE model for 5 regions of Brazil and 7 other regions that cover the rest of the world. Tanure et al (2020) also used the projections of agricultural productivity loss for the period 2030 to 2049 generated by Assunção & Chein (2016) to analyze the economic impacts of climate change on the region of the Legal Amazon with the use of an interregional CGE model with recursive dynamics. It is noteworthy, however, that there is still a strong limitation for studies of this nature for Brazil, which is the lack of estimates of future agricultural productivity for different agricultural crops covering the entire national territory, as required by the interregional CGE models, predominantly employed in these types of studies for the country.…”
Section: Climate Change and Agriculture In Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The impacts of climate change have increased population poverty levels, reduced employment and income opportunities, reduced individual livelihood diversification and increased emigration [26,27]. On the other hand, due to lower production and employment, [28] show a negative effect on agricultural GDP in the Legal Amazon. A study conducted by [29] on small-scale coffee farms in Mexico reveals that rainfall variability impacted farmers' incomes and made agricultural activities no longer viable.…”
Section: Literature Framework: Impact Of Climate Change On Agriculturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Jangkrik menyerang tanaman cabai pada fase pindah tanam hingga tanaman cabai berumur 3 minggu. Jangkrik merusak dengan cara menggigit dan memakan batang muda sehingga berpengaruh pada nilai ekonomi tanaman (Aburamai, 2018;Young et al, 2019;Tanure et al, 2020).…”
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