Menu costs and the long-run output–inflation trade-off

In standard, New Keynesian models, there exists an unlimited long-run trade-off between output and inflation. But when we allow for an endogenous frequency of price adjustment, this is replaced by an inverted U-shaped relationship.

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Published in:Economics letters 2002-06, Vol.76 (1), p.95-100
Main Authors: Devereux, Michael B., Yetman, James
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Phillips curve
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