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Unemployment, disequilibrium and the short run phillips curve: An econometric approach
Richard E. Quandt, Harvey S. Rosen
Economics
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Demand Estimates
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Demand Function
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Disequilibrium
100%
Disequilibrium Dynamics
100%
Econometric Approach
100%
Excess Demand
100%
Labor Market
50%
Parameter Estimation
50%
Phillips Curve
100%
Supply Function
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Unemployment
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Wages
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Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Supply Function
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