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Inflation Unemployment And Money(1st Edition)

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Bruno Jossa ,Marco Musella

Free inflation unemployment and money 1st edition bruno jossa ,marco musella 1858984572, 978-1858984575
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ISBN: 1858984572, 978-1858984575

Book publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing

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Book Summary: This Comprehensive Book Presents An Original Reconstruction Of The Different Interpretations Of The Phillips Curve. The Authors Demonstrate Through An In-depth Analysis How It Is Possible To Find Non-neoclassical Foundations In The Trade-off Between Inflation And Unemployment. The Debate Is Presented From A Historical Perspective Which Charts The Evolution Of The Phillips Curve From A Non-neoclassical Perspective, Taking Account Of Post Keynesian Literature.In The First Part Of The Book The Authors Focus On The Origins Of The Phillips Curve And They Critically Analyse Richard Lipsey's Interpretation And Approach To The Phillips Curve. They Then Explore The Neoclassical And Monetarist Interpretation, Paying Special Attention To The Evolution Of Monetarism And The Keynesian Critique Of This Approach. The Kaleckian, Keynesian And Marxist Interpretations Of The Phillips Trade-off Are Then Presented. Here The Authors Show How The Relationship Between Inflation, Unemployment And Money Described In These Approaches Accurately Reflects The Fundamental Features Of Today's Capitalist Economies. In The Final Section A New Phillips Curve Is Constructed, Taking Into Account The Non-accelerating Inflation Rate Of Unemployment And The Hysteresis Of It.Inflation, Unemployment And Money Will Be Of Interest To Macroeconomists, Post Keynesians And Monetary And Financial Economists.