澳洲央行的经济逻辑有问题吗?＊

IF 0.9 Q3 ECONOMICS

Economic Papers Pub Date : 2020-06-28 DOI:10.1111/1759-3441.12289

Eduardo Pol

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摘要

在过去的五年里，低工资增长一直是澳大利亚经济的一个显著特征，阻碍了澳大利亚储备银行(RBA)实现其通胀目标。尽管目前的现金利率处于创纪录的低位，但工资增长仍然很低。本文对澳大利亚央行在工资行为方面的经济逻辑提出了质疑。我们认为，在短期内，无限的劳动力供应会导致一条垂直的菲利普斯曲线，因此，无论现金利率有多低，都不可能预期出现显著的工资增长。

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Is the RBA Economic Logic Faulty?*

Over the last quinquennium, low wage growth has been a distinguishing feature of the Australian economy preventing the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to achieve its inflation target. Notwithstanding the current record low cash rate, wage growth remains low. This paper casts doubts about the economic logic of the RBA in relation to the behaviour of wages. We argue that an unlimited supply of labour leads to a vertical Phillips curve in the short-run, and therefore, significant wage growth cannot be expected to happen irrespective of how low the cash rate is.

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