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Assessing the Lagged Regional Economic Output Gaps After the 2015 South India Flood
Natural hazards can adversely impact society, environment, and human well-being. The development of mitigation strategies is typically based on estimates of economic losses, but such estimates are difficult when high-resolution post-disaster data are scarce. Models such as the input-output model hav
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