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The Philip curve represents the
trade off between the inflation and unemployment in the market, as
the inflation in the market increase the employment in the market
and the a decrease in the inflation will decrease the employment as
well.
The Philip curve represents the inverse relationship between the unemployment and inflation in the market.
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