Anatomy of the Phillips Curve: Micro Evidence and Macro Implications
利用季度微观数据估计新凯恩斯菲利普斯曲线的斜率，发现基于成本的曲线斜率较高，而产出缺口版本斜率较低，并通过边际成本的产出弹性低来解释这一差异。
We develop a bottom-up approach to estimate the slope of the primitive form of the New Keynesian Phillips curve, which features marginal cost as the real activity variable. Using quarterly micro data on prices, costs, and output, we estimate dynamic pass-through regressions that identify the slope as a function of primitive parameters. We find a high slope for the cost-based Phillips curve, which contrasts with the low estimates of the conventional output gap–based formulation found in the literature. We reconcile by showing that the output elasticity of marginal cost is low, at least during moderate inflation periods (e.g., pre-pandemic).