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Why inflation rose and fell: Policy-makers beliefs and U. S. postwar stabilization policy
Giorgio E. Primiceri
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Inflation
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Policy
33%
Stabilization Policy
25%
Belief
25%
State
16%
Equilibrium
8%
Persistence
8%
Statistical Inference
8%
Economic Systems
8%
Standards
8%
Phillips Curve
8%
Evolution
8%
Time
8%
Explanation
8%
Unemployment
8%
INIS
policy
58%
inflation
50%
stabilization
25%
unemployment
16%
usa
8%
curves
8%
steady-state conditions
8%
equilibrium
8%
economy
8%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Stabilization Policy
25%
Beliefs
25%
Equilibrium Model
8%
Macroeconomic Model
8%
Phillips Curve
8%
Natural Rate of Unemployment
8%
Economy
8%
Unemployment
8%