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Showing posts with label Phillips Curve. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phillips Curve. Show all posts
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Guide to the Phillips Curve
The Richmond Fed has a short guide to the Phillips Curve - great little teaching device.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Unemployment & Inflation - This time is different, not so much
Paul Krugman has good post on how high unemployment is affecting inflation unemployment in the way the Phillips curve would predict (he also has a good chart comparing this recession to earlier ones in regards to inflation and unemployment). He also notes alarm that the Fed seems to be ignoring this piece of economic theory.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
More on Structural Unemployment
Mark Thoma's Economist's View blog has more of a break-down on the issue of rising NAIRU and its effect on macro policy - particularly, whether the Fed should be concerned with it. The idea for the Fed is that it could raise its inflation target rate to 4%, which would cause the economy to move up the Phillips Curve to a lower rate of unemployment.
Labels:
NAIRU,
Okun's Law,
Phillips Curve,
Structural Unemployment
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