
Three layers of loss
Losses are considered at three layers: direct costs of reconstruction; indirect, market-valued losses from broken supply chains; and macroeconomic effects on regional, national, or global aggregates.

Solutions
CGE models are used to assess the economic effects of floods, droughts, water pollution and ecology, landslides, debris flows, and earthquakes.

Losses are considered at three layers: direct costs of reconstruction; indirect, market-valued losses from broken supply chains; and macroeconomic effects on regional, national, or global aggregates.