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For the last forty years, applied macroeconomics, in so far as it connects the instruments of fiscal, monetary and incomes policies to the objectives of inflation, unemployment and economic growth, has, to a large extent, been a series of footnotes and extensions to the work of A.W.H. 'Bill' Phillips.
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Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs):
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potential policy demand, integral stabilisation policy, integral correction factor, proportional stabilisation policy, proportional correction factor, normal capacity output, actual policy demand, continuous time macroeconometric model, investment valve, correction lag, discrete time series data, distributed time lag, continuous time econometrics, unemployment rate equation, marginal leakage, aggregate real demand, exogenous movement, derivative correction, moving average disturbances, lagged function, spontaneous fall, speculative balances, induced investment, discrete time data, electronic simulators
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Phillips Curve, Bill Phillips, New Zealand, James Meade, United Kingdom, Phelps Brown, Professor Phillips, Lionel Robbins, United States, Valda Phillips, Walter Newlyn, London School of Economics, Harry Johnson, Richard Lipsey, Second World War, Vernon Committee, Arthur Brown, Economic Journal, Philip White, Professor Tustin, San Francisco, General Motors, Ministry of Labour Gazette, Rex Bergstrom, University of Leeds
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