In the 1960s and early 70s, economists believed that the Phillips curve indicated that policymakers could choose the mix of inflation and unemployment they were willing to accept and achieved this with appropriate fiscal and monetary policies.

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This belief was known as the "Phillips Curve trade-off" or "Keynesian Phillips Curve" and was widely accepted among economists.

In the 1960s and Early 70s, Economists Believed That the Phillips