A New Line on the Phillips Curve: Additional Evidence on the U.S

Two comments on the papers by Malinov and Sommers (1997, 78:740-46, and 1999, 80(1): 197-98) continue the debate about how to estimate and test the stability of the Phillips curve. Malinov and Sommers reply. (Quotes from original text)

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Analysis
Business cycles
Coefficients
Correlations
Economic Policy
Economic Theories
Economic Theory (Phillips curve)
Economics
Forum
Industrial nations
Inflation
Inflation (Finance)
Inflation rates
Least squares
Linear models
Mathematical Models
Measurement
Oil price shocks
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
Phillips curve
Relationship
Statistical significance
Unemployment
Unemployment rates
United States
United States of America
Variable coefficients
title A New Line on the Phillips Curve: Additional Evidence on the U.S
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