

Jonathon Hazell on the Costs and Causes of Inflation and the Phillips Curve Debate
Oct 7, 2024
Jonathon Hazell, an assistant professor at the London School of Economics, dives deep into the intricate world of inflation and its costs. He discusses the psychological strains on workers during inflationary periods and how real wages suffer. The conversation extends to the ongoing Phillips Curve debate, where he examines inflation expectations and Federal Reserve responses post-pandemic. Hazell also outlines policy implications and challenges regarding inflation targeting, illustrating the delicate balance policymakers must maintain.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Inflation's Impact on Wages and Worker Conflict
01:50 • 18min
Inflation Targeting: Challenges and Implications
20:06 • 5min
Negotiation Dynamics and the Implications of the Phillips Curve
25:04 • 2min
Reassessing the Phillips Curve
27:19 • 8min
Deficits, Inflation, and Political Influence
35:18 • 10min
Navigating Inflation: Theories & Policies
45:43 • 10min