The presented economic impact of climate change suggests that all three Gross Domestic Product (GDP) pillars of the agriculture, service and industry sectors will be affected by global warming in terms of productive feasibility and performance. As the temperature is expected to be rising, we may therefore see a shift from industry production focus with lowest optimum temperature to service sector activities with medium peak cardinal temperature and then agriculture sector productivity focus with the highest optimum temperature as recalculated by a meta-analysis of literature sources. Overall, the literature meta-analysis results outline that the peak condition for happiness at 14 °C has passed when considering the world mean temperature of 18.6 °C (65 °F). In addition, the peak condition for workplace temperature has passed when measured by the world mean temperature of 18.6 °C (65 °F). Heat waste production is prospected to become a luxury good in the future; as well all winter-sports-related activities. When it comes to safety, Legionella bacteria in the water will soon become a problem. Medical and hygiene markets are at risk to be affected by bacteria contamination. The results have implications for global warming mitigation and adaption strategies as well as hold invaluable novel insights for the implementation of a transition into renewable energy.