"From the public-sector perspective, the expected value of a future with 6°C of warming represents present value losses worth US$43trn—30% of the entire stock of manageable assets. By way of scale, the current market capitalisation of all the world’s stockmarkets is around US$70trn."
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Publication Date -- July 24th 2015: The Economist Intelligence Unit Report on the Cost of Inaction on Climate Change
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