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Natural Disasters and Growth: Going Beyond the Averages
World Development · 2012 · Vol. 40(7) · pp. 1317–1336
Norman Loayza✉(World Bank)Eduardo Olaberría(Banco Central de Chile)Jamele Rigolini(World Bank)Luc Christiaensen(World Bank)
Disaster Management and ResilienceAgricultural risk and resilienceFlood Risk Assessment and ManagementNatural disasterPanel dataDevelopment economicsEconomicsEconomic sectorAffect (linguistics)Developing countryEconomic growthGeographyEconometrics
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