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Staggered Wage Setting in a Macro Model

John B. Taylor

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Few economists now question the validity of the Friedman-Phelps accelerationist hypothesis that the Phillips curve is vertical in the long run-at least as a first-order approximation. Indeed. the once controversial hvpothesis is now embodied in basic textboik

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Few economists now question the validity of the Friedman-Phelps accelerationist hypothesis that the Phillips curve is vertical in the long run-at least as a first-order approximation. Indeed. the once controversial hvpothesis is now embodied in basic textboik

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Few economists now question the validity of the Friedman-Phelps accelerationist hypothesis that the Phillips curve is vertical in the long run-at least as a first-order approximation. Indeed. the once controversial hvpothesis is now embodied in basic textboik

Key concepts: Economics, Macro, Wage, Efficiency wage, Labour economics, Keynesian economics, Microeconomics, Computer science

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