He thought that if macroeconomists could only understand how those forces work, they could keep the economy stable.On today's show, how the Phillips Curve was born, why it went mainstream, and why ...

The Phillips Curve is back. In saying so, I do not mean to imply that being “back” refers to a sudden reappearance of a stable empirical relationship ...

All you need to know about the Phillips curve and whether it's still a valuable tool for fiscal policymakers.

The Phillips Curve says that low unemployment is linked to high inflation. But history shows that the economy doesn’t always work that way.

This concrete evidence should be the end of the myth of the Phillips Curve. Except that we've learned in recent years that when the Left's theories are contradicted by the real world, they stick ...

The Fed should have long ago tossed out the Phillips Curve sophistry. They've completely misdiagnosed the inflation problem. Bidenflation wasn't caused by too many people working or any sudden ...

The Phillips Curve degenerated into the idea that the 1970s inflation problem had something to do with — too much demand for labor, goods and services.

The Fed should have long ago tossed out the Phillips Curve sophistry. They've completely misdiagnosed the inflation problem.

The Tyranny of the Phillips Curve The more than 300 Ph.D. economists at the Federal Reserve labor under the delusion that full employment actually creates inflation.

Learn about the Phillips curve, its history, and how it influences monetary policy.

Tomorrow, will the Federal Reserve yet again raise short-term interest rates? A better question would be: Why is our central bank in the business of manipulating interest rates in the first place?