This chapter raises some questions about the epistemological status of the theory underpinning the original Phillips curve formulation, and the correspondence between the empirical data and the textbook (theoretical) representations of the Natural-Rate Expectations Augmented Phillips (N-REAP) curve model. This is no antiquarian investigation, since these curves have dominated applied macroeconomics for over three decades. ISBN: 033373045
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Thesis advisor: Robert MurphyA study of recent inflation dynamics in the G-7, this paper discusses a...
This paper develops a simple macroeconomic model of the backward bending Phillips curve that allows ...
We review the main identification strategies and empirical evidence on the role of expectations in t...
We estimate the U.S. New Keynesian Phillips Curve in the time-frequency domain with continuous wavel...
This paper questions the validity of the Natural-Rate Expectations Augmented Phillips curve (N-REAP)...
According to the conventional account, economists have relied on three types of expectations: static...
This study demonstrates that a model with efficiency wages and imperfect information produces a Phil...
Thesis advisor: Robert MurpheyThis paper demonstrates that a linear Phillips Curve has neither theor...
This thesis examines two important issues in the empirical literature on the new Keynesian Phillips ...
This paper examines the relationship between cyclical output and inflation in models commonly used f...
This paper explains and shows us the Phillips Curve for advanced economies on period 1996-2007 for s...
Dampened inflation expectations have a significant impact on the New Keynesian Phillips Curve. This ...
This paper examines the theory of the Phillips curve, focusing on the distinction between "formation...
A theoretical analysis of the new Keynesian Phillips curve (NKPC) is provided, formulating the condi...
New Keynesian models of the business cycle have become the new paradigm of monetary economics, often...
Thesis advisor: Robert MurphyA study of recent inflation dynamics in the G-7, this paper discusses a...
This paper develops a simple macroeconomic model of the backward bending Phillips curve that allows ...
We review the main identification strategies and empirical evidence on the role of expectations in t...
We estimate the U.S. New Keynesian Phillips Curve in the time-frequency domain with continuous wavel...