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natural rate of unemployment. In addition, because of differential inflation across countries, real exchange rates become …
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We extend the `rational-partisan' model of inflation to allow for the effects of unemployment persistence on the … to the failure of political parties to precommit to price stability, in the light of unemployment persistence. Elections … are associated with higher inflation, with the exception of the Thatcher period. There is no evidence that the Labour …
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recent differential unemployment persistence in our sample of countries: first, sluggishness in labour demand, and second …In this paper we present an investigation of unemployment persistence in Japan, the United States and fourteen European … economies. We concentrate on the sources of slow adjustment in the labour market, such as sluggishness in labour demand and …
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We extend the `rational partisan model' of inflation and unemployment by introducing inflation and unemployment … stability. The greater aversion of `socialists' to unemployment results in an inflation rate which is higher by five percentage … points than under the more anti-inflationary `conservatives'. Unemployment seems to be independent of the identity of the …
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This paper presents an investigation of the empirical significance of the Lucas Critique for the Phillips Curve. The investigation is carried out with annual historical time series for the United Kingdom (1857-1987) and the United States (1892-1987). The results, for two different models of the...
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