Philips Curve Flashcards
How expected inflation shifts SRPC
Expansionary policy moves economy up SRPC
In LR, expected inflation increases and SRPC shifts right
Natural rate hypothesis
Claim that unemployment eventually returns to normal/natural rate regardless of rate of inflation.
Adverse shock to AS
Lowers output - AS shift left
Increases PL
Policy makers = less favourable trade off between unemployment and inflation as PC shift right
Adaptive expectations
Model which states that individuals and organisations base their expectations of inflation in future on past actual inflation rates
Thatcher disinflation
20%-5% 1980-1983/4
High unemployment 11%- around 2x to start
Demand shocks
=movement along Philips curve
Unemployment rate
NRU - a(Actual inflation - expected inflation)