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It has been insisted on for two years, smoking, eating, sleeping, and traveling online.

With a foreign debt of more than 1 million, I'm afraid I'm going crazy if I'm unemployed.

This year's economic situation is actually quite poor, it is said that next year is even worse, not counting other long-term, short-term debts, family cash flow (including bank deposits) is certainly not more than 3w, if you encounter your own unemployment, the minimum expenses of the family will also be 4000 per month, to ensure that all the health and safety of my family, I estimate that it can last for half a year.

I can last a year at most, and I have to save money, I really don't know what I did before, and I have been working for so many years in vain.

I can borrow money from my relatives and add my own savings to last for five or six years, which is really pitiful.

I'm fine, even if I don't go to work in this life, I won't be hungry for myself, and with my current savings, it's okay to spend decades.

If I'm unemployed, my husband is still on top. If both husband and wife are unemployed, the family deposit of about 200,000 yuan can support 4 years, after all, there is a mortgage and a car to maintain.

I can still hold on for a month, and I can save some money until next month, but I don't know how the next month will pass, so I can only go hungry.

I can't last a month, I don't have food if I don't work for a day, how can I persevere, I have to go to work every day.

If my wife doesn't go to work, it will be hard to last for 7 or 8 years, so I can't stop thinking about it, and the house at hand is not worth much, and if you sell one set, you can last two or three more years, and then sell another set for another four or five years, and then you don't have to do it, and you can only sleep on the street if you sell it again.

No inflation, no selling, can last for 10 years, sell the house in Shenzhen and now I can retire.

I can still do it, it's still no problem for another ten or eight years, I saved some money by doing business on my own before, and my usual expenses are not very large.

When inflation is high, the unemployment rate is low, and when inflation is low, the unemployment rate is high. The Phelps curve focuses on nominal wages and does not take into account expected inflation. First things first:

The rate of change in wages determines the real rate of unemployment, and unemployment has a negative impact on wage growth; Second, inflation is equal to the rate of change in wages. There is a substitutionary relationship between inflation and unemployment, which was quite stable in some countries before the Second World War and in the 50s of the 20th century, and is highly consistent with experience. Of course, it is natural for some people to question any theory.

The Phillips Curve is no exception, and some economists argue that the scope of the Phillips Curve is limited, pointing out that the reason why the Phillips Curve has been validated is that the data used are short-term, and that there may be alternating relationships between inflation and unemployment in a shorter period of time.

In the long run, however, the relationship between inflation and unemployment may not be the same. There is a short-term "exchange" relationship between inflation and unemployment, but there is no long-term "exchange". Because, in the long run, this relationship will sooner or later be broken with changes in the market structure.

As a result, there was a heated discussion about the Phillips curve in the academic community. In the 70s of the 20th century, the unexpectedly high inflation rate and high unemployment rate occurred, which made the Phillips curve unprecedentedly challenged. Because the reaction according to the reality of the situation is more in line with the views of the scholars who have previously challenged the Phillips curve.

The emergence of this fact successfully overturns the inevitability of the existence of the Lips curve. Ultimately, the vast majority of economists have to admit that the Phillips curve needs to be corrected.

To put it simply, if the unemployment rate is low, then the people are fully employed, and everyone has money, which leads to the rise of prices; On the contrary, if the unemployment rate is high, then the common people are unemployed, and the purchasing power is greatly reduced, resulting in prices having to fall. Second, historical theoretical research has proved that the unemployment rate is negatively correlated with the inflation rate, and the "price level" is called the inflation rate in economics, that is, the unemployment rate is negatively correlated with the price level. Thirdly, in 1958, a New Zealand "economist" W. Phillips (I remember that she was just a middle school teacher at the time), conducted a regression analysis of the historical data of inflation and unemployment, and obtained a Shenladong Qingqi wheel grip curve, the slope of the curve is negative, and the second derivative is positive, so the economics profession firmly concluded that "the unemployment rate is negatively correlated with the inflation rate", and this magical curve is also known as the "Phillips curve".

The amount of inflation caused by raw materials **** cannot increase the employment rate. The amount of inflation caused by imported goods **** will not increase the employment rate. The amount of inflation caused by the increase in capital profits will not raise the employment rate.

It is generally caused by economic development, that is, caused by the expansion of production (the expansion factor of production can reduce the unemployment rate), which leads to the fact that objectively, the inflation generated by such factors has a partial correspondence with the reduction of the unemployment rate, and the inflation model is also in line with the Phillips curve. The Phillips curve is a curve that shows that there is an alternating relationship between unemployment and inflation.