Understanding inflation and the implications for monetary policy : a Phillips curve retrospective / edited by Jeff Fuhrer [and others] ; foreword by Paul A. Samuelson.
2009
HG229 .U43 2009eb
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Understanding inflation and the implications for monetary policy : a Phillips curve retrospective / edited by Jeff Fuhrer [and others] ; foreword by Paul A. Samuelson.
ISBN
9780262258784 (electronic bk.)
0262258781 (electronic bk.)
9786612694462
6612694467
0262013630
9780262013635
0262258781 (electronic bk.)
9786612694462
6612694467
0262013630
9780262013635
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Cambridge, MA : MIT Press, c2009.
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English
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1 online resource (xiii, 502 pages) : illustrations
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HG229 .U43 2009eb
Dewey Decimal Classification
332.4/1
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The 'Phillips curve' represents the inverse relationship between inflation & unemployment, & is a central concept in macroeconomic analysis. This volume offers an assessment of how more sophisticated analysis of prices & wage setting & inflation expectations have changed the nature of the curve.
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Papers presented at a meeting held in June 2008 and sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
The 'Phillips curve' represents the inverse relationship between inflation & unemployment, & is a central concept in macroeconomic analysis. This volume offers an assessment of how more sophisticated analysis of prices & wage setting & inflation expectations have changed the nature of the curve.
The 'Phillips curve' represents the inverse relationship between inflation & unemployment, & is a central concept in macroeconomic analysis. This volume offers an assessment of how more sophisticated analysis of prices & wage setting & inflation expectations have changed the nature of the curve.
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