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Theoretical · Subfamily

Phillips curve family

Inflation-unemployment trade-offs and how expectations reshape that trade-off in the short and long run.

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What this subfamily is for

When to reach for phillips curve family

Use this subfamily when the question is about the relationship between inflation and slack -- how a tight labour market pushes prices, why the trade-off shifts when expectations adapt, and where the long-run vertical line sits.

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Coverage for this subfamily

Currently covers the baseline Phillips curve walkthrough only. Expectations-augmented and New Keynesian Phillips curve variants are planned but not yet wired up as standalone model pages.

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Phillips curve family models

Each model below has its own theoretical reference page with overview, explore, and compare views.

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Phillips Curve

A compact route for tracing how unemployment gaps, anchored inflation, and supply shocks shape the inflation tradeoff.

Core question: How does labor-market slack translate into inflation pressure?

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