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and Inflation
Unemployment and Inflation
Nature of
Unemployment
NATURE OF UNEMPLOYMENT
UNEMPLOYMENT
Flows into and out of unemployment
From jobs From outside the labour force
•People made redundant •School/college leavers
•People sacked •People returning to the
•People temporarily laid off labour force (e.g. after
•People resigning raising children)
INFLOWS
(per period of time)
UNEMPLOYMENT
12
Unemployment (% of workforce)
10
2
Unemployment rates in selected industrial countries
UK
14
12
Unemployment (% of workforce)
10
2
Unemployment rates in selected industrial countries
UK
14 France
12
Unemployment (% of workforce)
10
2
Unemployment rates in selected industrial countries
UK
14 France
12
Unemployment (% of workforce)
10
2
Unemployment rates in selected industrial countries
UK Germany
14 France
12
Unemployment (% of workforce)
10
2
Unemployment rates in selected industrial countries
UK Germany
14 France
12
Unemployment (% of workforce)
10
2
Unemployment rates in selected industrial countries
UK Germany
14 France USA
12
Unemployment (% of workforce)
10
2
Unemployment rates in selected industrial countries
UK Germany
14 France USA
12
Unemployment (% of workforce)
10
2
Unemployment rates in selected industrial countries
UK Germany Japan
14 France USA
12
Unemployment (% of workforce)
10
2
Unemployment rates in selected industrial countries
UK Germany Japan
14 France USA
12
Unemployment (% of workforce)
10
2
Unemployment rates in selected industrial countries
UK Germany Japan
14 France USA OECD
12
Unemployment (% of workforce)
10
2
Unemployment rates in selected industrial countries
UK Germany Japan
14 France USA OECD
12
Unemployment (% of workforce)
10
2
NATURE OF UNEMPLOYMENT
Causes of
Unemployment
CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT
ASL
Average (real) wage rate
ADL
No. of workers
CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT
ASL
Average (real) wage rate
We
ADL
O
Qe
No. of workers
CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT
ASL
Average (real) wage rate
B A
W2
We
ADL
O Q2 Q1
No. of workers
CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT
ASL
Average (real) wage rate
e
We
ADL
O
Qe
No. of workers
Equilibrium unemployment
ASL N
Average (real) wage rate
e d
We
ADL
O
Qe Q2
No. of workers
Equilibrium and disequilibrium unemployment
ASL
Average (real) wage rate
e
We
ADL
O
Qe
No. of workers
Equilibrium and disequilibrium unemployment
ASL
Average (real) wage rate
Disequilibrium
unemployment
b a
W2
e
We
ADL
No. of workers
Equilibrium and disequilibrium unemployment
ASL
N
Average (real) wage rate
Disequilibrium
unemployment
b a c
W2
e
We Equilibrium
unemployment
ADL
No. of workers
CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT
■ Disequilibrium unemployment
✜ real-wage (classical) unemployment
Real-wage unemployment
ASL
Average (real) wage rate
b b’ a
W1
We
ADL 2
ADL
O Q2 Qe Q1
No. of workers
CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT
■ Disequilibrium unemployment
✜ real-wage (classical) unemployment
W1
W2
ADL 1
ADL 2
O Q2 Q1
No. of workers
CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT
■ Disequilibrium unemployment
✜ real-wage (classical) unemployment
■ Equilibrium unemployment
✜ frictional (search) unemployment
Average duration of unemployment
O tl
Period of search
CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT
■ Equilibrium unemployment
✜ frictional (search) unemployment
✜ structural unemployment
CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT
■ Equilibrium unemployment
✜ frictional (search) unemployment
✜ structural unemployment
✦ changing pattern of demand
CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT
■ Equilibrium unemployment
✜ frictional (search) unemployment
✜ structural unemployment
✦ changing pattern of demand
✦ regional unemployment
CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT
■ Equilibrium unemployment
✜ frictional (search) unemployment
✜ structural unemployment
✦ changing pattern of demand
✦ regional unemployment
✦ technological unemployment
CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT
■ Equilibrium unemployment
✜ frictional (search) unemployment
✜ structural unemployment
✦ changing pattern of demand
✦ regional unemployment
✦ technological unemployment
✜ seasonal unemployment
Unemployment and Inflation
Aggregate Demand,
Aggregate Supply and
the Price Level
AD, AS and the PRICE LEVEL
AD
National output
AD, AS and the PRICE LEVEL
AS
Price level
National output
AD, AS and the PRICE LEVEL
AS
Price level
Pe
b a
P2
AD
National output
AD, AS and the PRICE LEVEL
Inflation
INFLATION
■ Defining inflation
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
Inflation rates in selected industrial countries
26
UK
24
22
nflation (% increase in retail prices)
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
Inflation rates in selected industrial countries
26
UK
24 EU 15
22
flation (% increase in retail prices)
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
Inflation rates in selected industrial countries
26
UK
24 EU 15
22
flation (% increase in retail prices)
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
Inflation rates in selected industrial countries
26
UK USA
24 EU 15
22
flation (% increase in retail prices)
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
Inflation rates in selected industrial countries
26
UK USA
24 EU 15
22
flation (% increase in retail prices)
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
Inflation rates in selected industrial countries
26
UK USA
24 EU 15 Japan
22
flation (% increase in retail prices)
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
Inflation rates in selected industrial countries
26
UK USA
24 EU 15 Japan
22
flation (% increase in retail prices)
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
Inflation rates in selected industrial countries
26
UK USA
OECD
24 EU 15 Japan
22
flation (% increase in retail prices)
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
Inflation rates in selected industrial countries
26
UK USA
OECD
24 EU 15 Japan
22
nflation (% increase in retail prices)
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
INFLATION
✜ uncertainty
✜ balance of payments
■ Types of inflation
✜ demand pull
Demand-pull inflation
AS
Price level
P1
AD1
O Q1
National output
Demand-pull inflation
AS
Price level
P1
AD2
AD1
O Q1
National output
Demand-pull inflation
AS
Price level
P2
P1
AD2
AD1
O Q1 Q2
National output
INFLATION
■ Types of inflation
✜ demand pull
✜ cost push
Cost-push inflation
AS1
Price level
P1
AD
O Q1
National output
Cost-push inflation
AS2
AS1
Price level
P1
AD
O Q1
National output
Cost-push inflation
AS2
AS1
Price level
P2
P1
AD
O Q2 Q1
National output
INFLATION
■ Types of inflation
✜ demand pull
✜ cost push
AS1
Price level
P1
AD1
National output
The interaction of demand-pull and cost-push inflation
AS2
AS1
Price level
P2
P1
AD2
AD1
National output
The interaction of demand-pull and cost-push inflation
AS3 AS
2
AS1
P3
Price level
P2
P1 AD3
AD2
AD1
National output
INFLATION
■ Types of inflation
✜ demand pull
✜ cost push
■ Types of inflation
✜ demand pull
✜ cost push
■ Types of inflation
✜ demand pull
✜ cost push
■ Types of inflation
✜ demand pull
✜ cost push
■ Types of inflation
✜ demand pull
✜ cost push
Relationship between
Unemployment and
Inflation
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
INFLATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT
7
Wage inflation (%)
1 Unemployment
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
INFLATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT
24
22
20
18
16
14
12
10
65
6662
8 61 64 67
63
6 60
4
Unemployment (%)
Inflation (%) The breakdown of the Phillips curve?
26
24
22
20
18
16
14
12
10
65 Original Phillips curve
6662
8 61 64 67
63
6 60
4
Unemployment (%)
Inflation (%) The breakdown of the Phillips curve?
26
24
22
20
18 74
16
14
7 7
12 3 1
7
7 2
10 0
69
65
68
6662
8 61 64 67
63
6 60
4
Unemployment (%)
Inflation (%) The breakdown of the Phillips curve?
26
75
24
22
20
76
18 74 77
16 79
14
7 7
12 3 1 78
7
7 2
10 0
69
65
68
6662
8 61 64 67
63
6 60
4
Unemployment (%)
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
INFLATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT
22
20 80
76
18 74 77
16 79
81
14
7 7
12 3 1 78 82
7
7 2
10 85
0
69 84
65 83
68
6662
8 61 64 67
63
6 60
4
Unemployment (%)
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
INFLATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT
22
20 80
76
18 74 77
16 79
81
14
7 90
7
12 3 1 78 89 82
7
7 2
10 91 85
0
69 84
65 88 83
68 87
6662 95 86
8 92
61 64 67 94
63 93
6 60
4
Unemployment (%)
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
INFLATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT
22
20 80
76
18 74 77
16 79
81
14
7 90
7
12 3 1 78 89 82
7
7 2
10 91 85
0
69 84
65 88 83
68 87
6662 00
98
95 86
8 97 92
61 64 67 94
01 96
63 99 93
60 02
6
4
Unemployment (%)
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
INFLATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT
■ Output gaps
p (actual output minus sustainable output as a
% of sustainable output)
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
-4
-3
-2
-1
Output gaps in selected countries: 1980-2003
p (actual output minus sustainable output as a
% of sustainable output)
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
-4
-3
-2
-1
Output gaps in selected countries: 1980-2003
UK
p (actual output minus sustainable output as a
% of sustainable output)
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
-4
-3
-2
-1
USA
Output gaps in selected countries: 1980-2003
UK
Output gaps in selected countries: 1980-2003
7
p (actual output minus sustainable output as a
6
5
4
3 USA
% of sustainable output)
2 UK
1
0
German
-1 y
-2
-3
-4
Output gaps in selected countries: 1980-2003
7
p (actual output minus sustainable output as a
6
5
4
3 USA
% of sustainable output)
2 UK
1
0
German
-1 y
Japan
-2
-3
-4
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
INFLATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT
■ Output gaps
■ Complexity of the relationship between
inflation and unemployment