English: "[T]he figure below shows outcomes for lost Federal revenue in late-century under a range of assumptions about global economic losses and the U.S. share of global losses, holding Federal revenue constant as a share of U.S. GDP and assuming all economic losses translate into lost GDP. At the commonly cited four percent global economic loss estimate at four degrees Celsius warming, lost Federal revenue ranges from roughly $340 to $690 billion per year depending on the portion of global losses that occur in the United States—equivalent to approximately $60-$110 billion per year in today’s economy. These estimates are the product of a simple extrapolation from leading economic loss projections and should be interpreted as indicative of the order of magnitude of potential lost revenue, rather than precise estimates." From the report "Climate Change: The Fiscal Risks Facing The Federal Government".