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Did globalization flatten the Phillips curve? : U.S. consumer price inflation at the sectoral level

Seydl, Joe; Spittler, Malcolm - In: Journal of post-Keynesian economics : JPKE 39 (2016) 3, pp. 387-410

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Monetary policy : effects of the decrease of the interest rates of the Federal Reserve in dollarized economies (USA, Ecuador, El Salvador and Panama)

León, Marcelo; Barroso, María de la O - In: Revista de economía mundial : REM ; revista de la … 61 (2022), pp. 137-157

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The impact of monetary policy on the U.S. stock market since the COVID-19 pandemic

Thorbecke, Willem - In: International Journal of Financial Studies : open … 11 (2023) 4, pp. 1-15

Inflation in 2021 and 2022 grew much faster than the Federal Reserve expected. The Fed downplayed inflation in 2021 and …

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Firm entry, inflation and the monetary transmission mechanism

Lewis, Vivien; Poilly, Céline - 2011

, through the New Keynesian Phillips Curve, lower inflation. While the proposed model does a good job at matching the observed …

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How bad is divergence in the Euro-zone? : lessons from the United States of America and Germany

Dullien, Sebastian; Fritsche, Ulrich - 2006 - This version: October 06

This paper compares relative unit labour cost developments in the countries of the euro-area since the beginning of the European Monetary Union (EMU) both with historical developments and with intra-regional unit labour cost developments in the United States of America and Germany. To this end,...

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