This paper re-examines Phillips’ work on stabilisation policy by placing his empirical curve in the context of his macroeconomic Machine (now on display at the Science Museum in London and elsewhere) and his sophisticated Phillips curve theory, suggesting that the inflation-unemployment trade-off is a misinterpretation of Phillips’ curve
The inflation equation, more commonly known as the Phillips curve, lies at the heart of modern macro...
This paper provides a contextual analysis in which Phillips 1958 is seen as part of a wider research...
There is a widely believed but entirely mythical story to the effect that the discovery of 'the Phil...
Few economists in the post-war period have made such a lasting impression on macroeconomic policy as...
This paper, which examines Phillips's famous curve, is based on Phillips's private papers, and the L...
Stabilization policy has been a major area of economic debate for years. From the classical position...
Simon Chappie, after apparently reading no more than eight of the thousand or more pages that I have...
In this paper, we talk about the transition of the Phillips Curve from before the 1970's to\ud moder...
The modern Phillips curve is about the relationship between the average rates of inflation and unemp...
Simon Chappie, after apparently reading no more than eight of the thousand or more pages that I have...
In 1958, A.W. Phillips discovered a strong negative correlation between in-flation and unemployment ...
In his article, The Relation between Unemployment and the Rate of Change of Money Wage Rates in the ...
In his Nobel lecture, Friedman built on his earlier argument for a “natural rate of unemployment” by...
Over the last few years, James Forder has made a name for himself among historians of economics by w...
Thesis advisor: Robert MurpheyThis paper demonstrates that a linear Phillips Curve has neither theor...
The inflation equation, more commonly known as the Phillips curve, lies at the heart of modern macro...
This paper provides a contextual analysis in which Phillips 1958 is seen as part of a wider research...
There is a widely believed but entirely mythical story to the effect that the discovery of 'the Phil...
Few economists in the post-war period have made such a lasting impression on macroeconomic policy as...
This paper, which examines Phillips's famous curve, is based on Phillips's private papers, and the L...
Stabilization policy has been a major area of economic debate for years. From the classical position...
Simon Chappie, after apparently reading no more than eight of the thousand or more pages that I have...
In this paper, we talk about the transition of the Phillips Curve from before the 1970's to\ud moder...
The modern Phillips curve is about the relationship between the average rates of inflation and unemp...
Simon Chappie, after apparently reading no more than eight of the thousand or more pages that I have...
In 1958, A.W. Phillips discovered a strong negative correlation between in-flation and unemployment ...
In his article, The Relation between Unemployment and the Rate of Change of Money Wage Rates in the ...
In his Nobel lecture, Friedman built on his earlier argument for a “natural rate of unemployment” by...
Over the last few years, James Forder has made a name for himself among historians of economics by w...
Thesis advisor: Robert MurpheyThis paper demonstrates that a linear Phillips Curve has neither theor...
The inflation equation, more commonly known as the Phillips curve, lies at the heart of modern macro...
This paper provides a contextual analysis in which Phillips 1958 is seen as part of a wider research...
There is a widely believed but entirely mythical story to the effect that the discovery of 'the Phil...
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