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Abstract

There are several stages or periods in a theory development regarding the relationship between inflation and unemployment, i.e. regarding the Phillips curve. I. Fisher was the first to observe in 1926 a significant statistical relationship between inflation and unemployment, and in 1958 A. W. Phillips found the opposite relationship between the two. After the original Phillips curve, the models of adaptive inflation expectations, rational inflation expectations, the New Keynesian Phillips Curve NKPC were formed. Thereafter, there were more theoretical contributions in the scientific debates, such as the model of dynamic pricing, the model of real wage rigidity suitable for empirical research, and the model with a relatively constant inflation with a wide range of unemployment rates and with a bent long-run Phillips curve.

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Title
POVIJEST RAZVOJA TEORIJE O ODNOSU IZMEÐU INFLACIJE I NEZAPOSLENOSTI
Author
Benic, Ðuro
Pages
411-429
Publication year
2014
Publication date
2014
Publisher
University of Dubrovnik
ISSN
13301039
e-ISSN
1848963X
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
Croatian
ProQuest document ID
1641820039
Copyright
Copyright University of Dubrovnik 2014