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Does modern econometrics replicate the Phillips Curve?
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The article explores whether modern econometrics can replicate the Phillips Curve, a key concept in macroeconomics since 1958. Many studies have tried to test this relationship between wage/price changes and unemployment rates, but the results are still mixed and contradictory.