unemployment-inflation trade-off is known as philips curve. this relationship was first defined for england economy by professor philips since 1958. much development has been submitted by different economic schools about this innovation. in this paper, apart from dealing with the new-keynesians philips curve, the curve mentioned is estimated for iranian economy. in addition, we are going to com...

knowledge of the relationship between two phenomena (inflation and unemployment) is crucial to any economic and political decision-making process. an investigation of this relationship helps economists and policy-makers to be aware of the economy’s performance. in the present research, new-keynesians’ philips hybrid curve has been derived by using the pricing models and the assumption of price ...

During the last decade, several studies have argued that sticky information model proposed by Mankiw and Reis (2002), in which firms update their information occasionally rather than instantaneously, explains some stylized facts about the inflation dynamics. Sticky information pricing model successfully captures the sluggish movement of aggregate prices in response to monetary policy shocks. De...

Milton Friedman's contention that the crucial theoretical difference between Keynesians and monetarists is that Keynesians assume rigid prices is shown to be factually and logically wrong. Distinctively monetarist propositions and prescriptions depend not on price flexibility but on the assumed insensitivity of monetary velocity to interest rates. To avoid this assumption, Friedman's second "mo...