PHILLIPS CURVE IN ROMANIA IN CONDITIONS OF NEAR RATIONALITY
In a period of mainstream economic models failing to explain macroeconomic processes and individual economic behaviors, is necessary to reconsider dominant economic models by approaching with a higher accuracy the economic reality. The paper is proposing to contribute to Homo Oeconomicus updating process by analyzing one of its fundamental pillars: Phillips Curve, to observe potential latent influences that can be attributed to limited rationality or non-rationality and verify the precision of the model. The argument of the article takes form of the necessity of a deep evaluation of the concepts and paradigms of classical economics for adjustments with the purpose of a better representation of the reality and for an exact prediction of economic phenomena and their relations.
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2014
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Authors: | NEAGOE, Daniel |
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Journal of Financial and Monetary Economics. - Centrul de Cercetari Financiare si Monetare "Victor Slavescu" (CCFM). - Vol. 1.2014, 1, p. 291-301
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Publisher: |
Centrul de Cercetari Financiare si Monetare "Victor Slavescu" (CCFM) |
Subject: | Phillips Curve | Inflation | Unemployment | Romania | Near Rationality |
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