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Wage growth and sectoral shifts: new evidence on the stability of the Phillips curve

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Ellen R. Rissman
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Paper provided by Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago in its series Staff Memoranda with number 87-1.

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Keywords: Phillips curve Unemployment Inflation (Finance)

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