The relationship between changes in the stock of money and changes in output and prices : Canada 1954-1969 / by John L. Scadding, Stanford University.: RG33-16/1973-PDF
"In almost all discussions of the problem of combatting inflation, there is the idea, even if it is only implicit, that some sacrifice of output and employment is necessary to lower the rate of price increase. At its crudest level, this idea takes a theological cast: the greater the sin, i.e., the higher the rate of inflation, the greater the price of atonement, in this case, lost production and jobs. At the (perhaps) opposite end of the intellectual spectrum, this idea of a trade-off is enshrined in the observed relationship known as the Phillips Curve"--Introduction, page 1.
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| Title | The relationship between changes in the stock of money and changes in output and prices : Canada 1954-1969 / by John L. Scadding, Stanford University. |
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