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Table 2 Illustration of the input’s shocks in the ICES- MRIO model.

From: Potential climate-induced impacts on trade: the case of agricultural commodities and maritime chokepoints

 

Panama Canal

Suez Canal

Turkish Straits

Commodity

OilSeeds

Wheat

Other Grains

Main Trade Partner affected in volume (origin–destination)

USA—China

North EU—MENA

Ukraine—MENA

(1) % bilateral trade through choke point

75.1%

77.3%

100%

(2) % trade affected in choke point

54%

12%

12%

Nature of the event and duration

Extreme dry season (2016 the most recent) reduce for 6 months the transit of big carriers

Extreme winds reduce for 6 weeks transit of big carriers

Extreme weather (i.e. fog and snowstorms) worsens current congestion and delays

Specific bilateral trade Shock (to implement in ICES): = (1) *(2)

− 40.6%

− 9.3%

− 12.0%

  1. The table is just an example, there are around 350 bilateral shocks for each chokepoint