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The Phillips curve shows the relationship between inflation and what?
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D) The rate of growth in an economy.
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- The broken window fallacy a. explains why inflation is so high.b. is a justification for the government to print more money.c. is illustrated when a government program is justified not on its merits but on thenumber of jobs it will create.d. has nothing to do with public policy.arrow_forwardaccording to phillips curve use the data of unemployment rate and inflation rate , calculate the follwing and interpret the result. years inflation rate % unemployment rate % 2015 2.53 3.75 2016 3.77 3.79 a) change in inflation b) change in unemployment c) Output lost d) Sacrifice ratioarrow_forwardDescribe the Phillips curve (O.G., not modified/expectations) and drawa graph of the relationship. How good was this model with 1960’s data vswith data from 1970-2000’s? Explain.arrow_forward
- Derive the original Phillips curve and answer the following questions:a) What effect does an increase in the expected price level have on the price level?b) What effect does an increase in the unemployment rate have on the price level?c) What effect does a decrease in business competition have on inflation?d) What is the effect of liberalizing foreign trade?e) What effect does the formation of trade unions have?arrow_forward4.) There are 80 million citizens in an economy. 45 million people are in the labor force and 1.8 million are unemployed.a) Calculate the unemployment rate.b) The natural rate of unemployment is 5%. How will the inflation rate change?c) Due to the progress of digitalization, the natural rate of unemployment decreases to 3.5% in the next year. However, the actual unemployment rate initially remains constant due to other effects. How does the inflation rate change?arrow_forwardWhen you graph the Phillips curve, what goes on the y-axis? Change in inflation Rate of inflation Change in consumer price Change in short-run outputarrow_forward
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