Chat with AIExam 16: The Short-Run Tradeoff Between Inflation and Unemployment
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Suppose the central bank wants to permanently reduce the inflation rate. What are the possible ways of doing so, and what are the consequences?
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(35) How will a favourable supply shock shift the short-run Phillips curve and how does it change inflation?
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(27) In 1980, what was the Canadian inflation rate and unemployment rate?
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