Milton Friedman's 1968 presidential address to the American Economic Association, which argued that a stable Phillips Curve trade-off cannot persist because workers and firms adjust their expectations of inflation, so any unemployment gain from inflating the economy is temporary and unemployment reverts to a natural rate.
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