The Philips Curve Flashcards

1
Q

What is the inflation/unemployment trade off?

A

Inflation increase = u/e decreases

Inflation decrease = u/e increase

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AD/AS to Philips Curve if AD contracts

A
  • AD contracts
  • Move down SRAS curve
  • Price level falls
  • Real output falls
  • Unemployment rises
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3
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AD/AS to Philips Curve if AD expands

A
  • AD expands
  • Move up SRAS curve
  • Price level rises
  • Real output rises
  • Unemployment falls
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4
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Government AD stimulus to correct unemployment

A
  • AD stimulus
  • Real output rises
  • Inflation rises
  • Unemployment falls
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5
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Theoretical limitations of LRPC (Long Run Philips Curve)

A
  • Changing natural rate of unemployment can only be achieved by very specific SSPs
  • Repeated demand side stimulus is unlikely as it will produce hyper inflation
  • Economic agents may have rational expectations which might mean there is no SR/LR distinction
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