This paper shows that job polarisation—ie, the disappearance of routine jobs—is changing
the characteristics of the labour market. This has structural implications for the relationship …

Following the 2008 financial crisis, inflation rates in advanced economies have been at odds
with the prediction of a standard Phillips curve. This puzzle has triggered a debate on the …

One of the tasks assigned to mainstream economists is to legitimize the significance of
unemployment. This paper aims to reconstruct the evolution of their approaches from the …

The relative price Phillips curve hypothesis gives a better account of the dynamics of the
Egyptian economy than the price Phillips curve. Using standard aggregate macroeconomic …

Contrary to the predictions of a traditional Phillips curve relationship, inflation in Ireland
remained subdued in the decade following the 2008 financial crisis, despite improving …

This research project investigates the financial and economic impacts of social and
geopolitics events. The first two chapters focus on the impacts of the 2008 financial crisis on …

In the last few years in the US and especially since the publication of Stephanie Kelton's
book, The Deficit Myth (Kelton, 2020) in Europe, the so-called Modern Monetary Theory …

We investigate the relationship between inflation and unemployment in the Brazilian
economy in the period from 2003 until 2015, using NARDL methodology. All monthly data …

The relative price Phillips curve hypothesis gives a better account of the dynamics of the
Egyptian economy than the price Phillips curve. Using standard aggregate macroeconomic …

Prediction of macroeconomic indices plays a crucial role for government agencies and
economic entities because it helps them in framing the future scale policies and viewing the …