Using what you know about the Phillips curve, determine whether
the following quantities will increase, decrease, or remain the
same.
a. Unemployment in the short run after an
increase in inflation: (Click to
select) Remain the
same Increase Decrease .
b. Unemployment in the long run after an
increase in inflation: (Click to
select) Increase Decrease Remain
the same .
c. Inflation in the short run after a
decrease in unemployment: (Click to
select) Decrease Remain the
same Increase .
d. Inflation in the long run after a
decrease in unemployment: (Click to
select) Increase Remain the
same Decrease .
a) Unemployment in the "decrease" after an increase in inflation.
b) Unemployment, in the long run, "remain the same" after an increase in the inflation.
c) INflation in the short run "increase" after an increase in unemployment.
d) Inflation, in the long run, remains the same after a decrease in unemployment.
Philip Curve shows a trade-off between the inflation and the unemployment. The higher the inflation the lower the unemployment and vice versa. Any such, trade-off is absent in the long run where the variable is flexible and adjusts back to the natural level of unemployment.
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