If we talk in simple terms then Phillips curve shows the relationship between inflation and unemployment level in the economy
The equilibriumn point at full employment level is called natural rate of unemployment
There is a inverse relationship between unemployment and inflation which means if inflation rises the unemployment will decrease and vice versa is also true
The Philips curve is generally are of two type- short run Phillips curve(SRPC) and long run Phillips curve(LRPC)
Long run Phillips curve is independent of the inflation level
It will shift right due to inflation and unemployment increase which is the effect of leftward shift of aggregate supply shown below
please explain very specific Q#03 Explain the High Inflation and Philips Curve Relation (05 Marks)
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