This study investigates the relationship between factors representing climate change and
economic growth in Malaysia, between years 1983 and 2013. The selected varibles include
precipitation (mm), temperature (? C) and arable land (% of land used). The objective of this
paper is to understand the siginificance of precipitation, temperature and arable land,
towards gross domestic product (current LCU). The methodologies employed are
Augmented Dickey-Fuller (ADF) unit root test, Dickey-Fuller GLS (DF-GLS) unit root test, the …

The study investigate the relationship between climate change and economic growth in
Malaysia. The selected dependent variable is GDP (current LCU) while independent
variables are Precipitation, Temperature and Arable land as well. The objective of this study
is to assess the relationship between precipitation, temperature and arable land, which
statistically significant to the GDP (current LCU). This study uses the annually time series
data of GDP (current LCU), Precipitation (mm), Temperature (C) and Arable land (% of land …