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Welcome to the TCREZClimate wiki! This documentation will hopefully give users an understanding of how the model works and how you can use it for your own research. If you do use this model in your work, great! Please cite our work accordingly (see the footer). An overview of the wiki pages are as follows.
This page will give an overview of how the model works from a computational perspective. Hopefully it'll answer the age-old question in computational modeling: "OK, I get the idea, and your figures are pretty, but how did you do that?"
This page goes into even more detail on the inner workings of the model as implemented in Bauer et al., 20XX. It goes class by class, method by method, attribute by attribute to give interested readers a comprehensive view of the model. This page is far more technical than the previous page.
The final page outlines some example implementations that were highlighted in our paper, and how one would use this model or alter it to do your own investigations. Here are some examples that we'll walk through:
- "Base case"
- CRRA preferences
- Isolating a particular damage function
Is something unclear? Did we miss something? Want to tell us how awesome our work is? Feel free to reach out to Adam (adammb4 [at] illinois [dot] edu), Cristi (cristi [at] illinois [dot] edu) or Gernot (gwagner [at] gwagner [dot] com) with any questions or congratulations on our work.
Copyright 2022, Adam Michael Bauer, Cristian Proistosescu, and Gernot Wagner.
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If you use this work, please cite our two papers: the paper which uses this model, Bauer et al., 20XX, and the one that started it all, Daniel et al., 2017.
AMB and CP acknowledge the support of the Gies College of Business Office of Risk Management and Insurance at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign. AMB acknowledges support from the Tamer School of Social Enterprise and an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship; this material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program under Grant No. DGE 21-46756. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation. GW is supported by Daddy Warbucks at Columbia Business School.