Phillips Curve, Definition

The Phillips curve, named after economist Alban William Phillips, aims to illustrate on a graph the relationship between inflation and unemployment in a given economy. The curve supports the concept that a lower unemployment rate corresponds with a higher rate of change in wages.

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