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New Keynesian Phillips Curve
Model

A forward-looking Phillips Curve derived from Calvo pricing, linking current inflation to expected future inflation and the output gap.

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This model uses static comparative statics -- no genuine time axis exists.

Shock presets

Demand boom

A positive demand shock opens a positive output gap, raising inflation along the NKPC.

Cost-push shock

An adverse supply disturbance (e.g., oil price spike) shifts the NKPC upward.

Expectations un-anchoring

Expected inflation drifts above target, feeding back into current inflation.

Controls

Diagram, readouts, and summary update with each change.

Structural

State

Shocks

Impact summary

Current inflation

Inflation

1.98

Output gap

0.00

Expected inflation

2.00

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