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How Do Voters Respond to Gradual Climate Costs? Evidence from the Insurance Crisis
Climate change is transforming the U.S. economy in gradual but increasingly impactful ways. Existing literature on climate shocks and economic transformation is poorly positioned to explain how these gradual costs shape opinions and behavior. I study this through the U.S. home insurance market. Usin
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