Data from the United States and the United Kingdom show that the short-run Phillips curve exhibits Oshifts that occur every five years or so. Ostability with shifts occurring only when external forces are strong. O positive slopes in both nations. O a great deal of shifting. O stability with shifts occurring only when there is an internal change of government.
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