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Unemployment Rate (Friedman and Phelps)

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`UR = NUR - a( "ai" - "ei" )`
`(nru)"Natural Rate of Unemployment"`
`(a)"Sensitivity Parameter "`
`(ai)"Actual inflation"`
`(ei)"Expected Inflation"`
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The Unemployment Rate (Friedman and Phelps) calculator computes the unemployment rate as a function of the natural unemployment rate (nur), a sensitivity parameter (a) and the actual (ai) and expected (ei) inflation rates.  The parameter (a) is a factor to indicate unemployment's reaction to unexpected inflation.

INSTRUCTIONS: Enter the following:

  • (NUR) Natural Unemployment Rate
  • (a) Sensitivity Parameter that indicates how much unemployment responds to unexpected inflation.
  • (ai) Actual Inflation Rate
  • (ei) Expected Inflation Rate

Unemployment Rate (UR):  The calculator returns the rate as a percentage.

The Math / Science

The Friedman and Phelps formula for Unemployment rate is:

     UR = NUR - a(ai-ei)

where:

  • UR = Unemployment Rate
  • NUR = Natural Unemployment Rate
  • a = Sensitivity Parameter
  • ai = Actual Inflation Rate
  • ei = Expected Inflation Rate


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The Math / Science

The formula for Unemployment Rate is:

   UR  = NUR - a(ai - ei)

where:

  • UR is the Friedman Phelps Unemployment Rate
  • NUR is the Natural of Unemployment Rate
  • a is a Sensitivity Factor
  • ai is the Actual Inflation Rate
  • ei is the Expected Inflation Rate

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