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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Nat Clim Chang. 2014 Jan 26;4:182–185. doi: 10.1038/nclimate2103

Table 2.

Marginal Effects of Rainfall and Temperature Extremes on Annual Income, with 90% Confidence Intervals. The marginal effects are computed using the point estimates from a linear regression which includes household and time fixed effects. Confidence intervals are based on village-clustered standard errors.

Net farm
income
90%
CI
Farm wage
income
90%
CI
Non-farm
income
90%
CI
Variable Mean (1000s 2000 Rupees) 44.15 0.75 31.45
Rainfall in 1Q −9.25 [−20, 1] −0.12 [−0.5, 0.3] 3.93 [0.4, 7.5]
Rainfall in 4Q 13.92 [2, 26] 1.31 [0.4, 2] 15.38 [10, 20]
Temperature 1Q −10.20 [−28, 8] 0.32 [−0.0, 0.6] −4.70 [−9, −0.2]
Temperature 4Q −15.89 [−31, −0.6] 0.59 [−0.1, 1] −4.90 [−10, −0.1]
Households 648

Source: Pakistan Panel Survey (1986-1991)