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Tag: Phillips Curve

Economics

Natural Rate Hypothesis and Adaptive Expectations

15 May 2020
Natural Rate Hypothesis and Adaptive Expectations - Friedman's View Regarding Phillips Curve Another explanation of occurrence of a higher rate of inflation simultaneously with a higher rate of unemployment was…
Economics

Inflation – Unemployment Trade-Off — Phillips Curve

13 May 2020
Inflation - Unemployment Trade-Off --- Phillips Curve Keynesian Explanation of Phillips Curve - The explanation of Phillips Curve by the Keynesian economists is quite simple. Keynesian economists assume the upward…
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Inflation – Unemployment Trade-off — Introduction

12 May 2020
Inflation - Unemployment Trade-off --- Introduction Inflation and Unemployment - Keynesian Model of Economy - In simple Keynesian model of economy, the aggregate supply curve (with variable price level) is…

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