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Has globalisation changed the Phillips curve? Firm-level evidence on the effect of activity on prices
It has been recently argued that the flattening of the Phillips curve, observed in the main industrial countries over the last two decades, is due to globalisation, which exposes domestic firms to fiercer international competition and severs the link between domestic demand and pricing. A more tradi
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