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How is the coexistence of inflation and unemployment explained from a Keynesian perspective?

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How is the coexistence of inflation and unemployment explained from a Keynesian perspective?

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refers to a level of unemployment below which inflation rises. It is widely used in mainstream economics, but is rejected by other economists such as James Tobin – and, in earlier forms, by John Maynard Keynes – who argue that literal full employment – a rate of unemployment close to 0% – is natural and attainable.

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