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RBA Glossary definition for NAIRU
NAIRU – Non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment
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The Phillips Curve in Australia
1 Jan 1999
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Research Discussion Papers contain the results of economic research within the Reserve Bank
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Appendix D: Technical Issues Involved in Estimating the Kalman Filter
31 Jan 1999
RDP
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Recall that we are treating the NAIRU as a unit root process of the form:. ... when forming the estimated z. t. To derive an estimate of the NAIRU from z.
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Conclusion
31 Jan 1999
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It was not until a few years after 1973 that analysts became confident that the NAIRU had indeed risen significantly. ... Our results imply that the NAIRU in Australia rose from around 2 per cent in the late 1960s to around 6 per cent in the mid 1970s.
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Introduction
31 Jan 1999
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Consequently, in Section 3, we examine the significant recent contribution of Debelle and Vickery (1997) in which the NAIRU is allowed to change through time. ... Our results imply estimates of the NAIRU in 1997 of around 5–7 per cent.
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Recent Work on the Phillips Curve
31 Jan 1999
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varying) level of the NAIRU simply from the behaviour of the unemployment rate. ... that were attributed to the NAIRU gap in Debelle and Vickery's specification.
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References
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244–276. Downes, P. and G. Stacey (1996), ‘The NAIRU in the Treasury Macroeconomic (TRYM) Model of the Australian Economy: Definition, Measurement and Policy Implications’, paper prepared for the OECD Economic ... Gordon, R. (1997), ‘The
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The Phillips Curve and Monetary Policy
31 Jan 1999
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of the level of the NAIRU – in order to be able to assess the inflationary implications of any given rate of unemployment. ... The significant rise in the NAIRU is clear from both the price and unit labour cost Phillips curves (Figures 8 and 9).
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Appendix B: Exogeneity Assumptions Relevant to Estimating Phillips Curves
31 Jan 1999
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forecast inflation is much broader than that formed from the past history of inflation and the contemporaneous and lagged gaps between the unemployment rate and the NAIRU.
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Early Studies of the Australian Phillips Curve
31 Jan 1999
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t. with the difference between the unemployment rate U. t. and the NAIRU. , ... Furthermore, if the NAIRU is constant, Equation (6) may be re-written as:.
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