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Inflation and unemployment are two macro issues that the policymakers are concerned with in any country. There are reasons to this, as unemployment and inflation are related to one another inversely has given out by Philips curve at least in the short run. In this paper we are going to analyse the unemployment rate and the inflation rate in the United States of America (data for these - inflation and unemployment rates are taken for country as a whole) and find out whether the Phillips curve hypothesis holds true particularly after the global financial crisis. The first section details about the inflation rate, its causes and its relationship between the aggregate demand and aggregate supply. The second section deals with the unemployment rate, the various types of unemployment and details about the non-accelerating inflationary rate of unemployment....By purchasing this solution you'll be able to access the following files:
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