| Target Region | Wildfire Index | Heatwave Days | Emergency Spend | Revenue Loss | Total Shock | GDP Drag | Spread Shift |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rhodes & Southern Aegean | 4.2 | 18 days | €340M | €620M | €960M | -1.45% | +24.5 bps |
| Target Region | Wildfire Index | Heatwave Days | Emergency Spend | Revenue Loss | Total Shock | GDP Drag | Spread Shift |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rhodes & Southern Aegean | 4.2 | 18 days | €340M | €620M | €960M | -1.45% | +24.5 bps |
The source base revenue-loss expression multiplies tourism contraction by thirty-two. Illustrative inputs two point five and five give contributions eighty and one hundred sixty million euros before regional scaling and other terms. Bars share two pixels per million. These coefficients are model assumptions, not measured fiscal sensitivities. The implemented base expression multiplies heatwave days by ten, although the adjacent comment says eleven. Illustrative ten and twenty days therefore contribute one hundred and two hundred million euros. Bars share one point eight pixels per million. Wildfire also uses ten in the actual expression. The special matching baseline fixture overrides these generic calculations; neither branch is independently calibrated. Outside the special fixture branch, the source rounds emergency spending plus calculated revenue loss to obtain total budget shock. Illustrative loss two hundred and emergency spending seventy give two hundred seventy million euros. Bars share one point four pixels per million. This explains source accounting only, not sovereign-risk advice or current Greek fiscal conditions. Full native JSON/reset, chart buffers and four-width first-footer preservation remain checked.