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100			_aHsiao, Allan _9119883
245		0	_aSea Level Rise and Urban Inequality
260			_bAEA Papers and Proceedings
260			_c2024
300			_a47-51
520			_aSea level rise threatens coastal cities around the world. Will it exacerbate inequality in these already unequal places? The rich may adapt by moving to higher ground, bidding up prices and pushing the poor elsewhere. I study the distributional consequences of this spatial sorting with a simple quantitative model and granular data from Jakarta, a flood-prone megacity of 32 million. I find that sea level rise will double inequality in flood exposure.
650			_a Energy _925087
650			_a Environment
650			_a Human Development
650			_a Income Distribution
650			_a Natural Resources
650			_aHousing _9284
856			_uhttps://www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.1257/pandp.20241011
999			_c133571 _d133571