Comments on Bayoumi, Laxton and Pesenti by Patrick Minford* *Cardiff University. I am grateful to the authors and the conference participants for helpful reactions to my oral comments. This paper sets out the IMF’s GE

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Date: 2003-12-10 12:55:14 Labour economics Welfare economics Phillips curve Supply and demand Inflation Unemployment Elasticity Supply General equilibrium theory Economics Macroeconomics Labor economics		Comments on Bayoumi, Laxton and Pesenti by Patrick Minford* *Cardiff University. I am grateful to the authors and the conference participants for helpful reactions to my oral comments. This paper sets out the IMF’s GE Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ecb.europa.eu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 207,51 KB Share Document on Facebook

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