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Phillips Curve and Supply Shocks
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21. Revisiting Inflation, Unemployment, and Policy / Phillips Curve and Supply Shocks / Problem 8
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How does an increase in input prices, like gasoline, affect the short run Phillips curve?
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It shifts the Phillips curve to the left, indicating lower inflation and unemployment.
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It shifts the Phillips curve to the right, indicating higher inflation and unemployment.
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It has no effect on the Phillips curve.
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It causes the Phillips curve to become vertical, indicating no trade-off between inflation and unemployment.
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