Abstract: | In this paper, the SVAR model of output gap and inflation rate is constructed by combining the Phillips curve (AS curve) of output gap and inflation, and the recognition result is compared with that under BQ constraint condition, in order to explore the effects of demand shock and supply shock on output and inflation dynamics in macroeconomic systems over the past 30 years. The main conclusions are as follows: First, supply and demand shocks are highly correlated. Second, the demand shock is the decisive factor of China''s inflationary fluctuations, and there is a lasting and stable effect. Third, supply shock is the absolute dominance of China''s economic growth. Fourth, there is a relatively steep Phillips curve (AS curve) in our country. Fifth, the best fitted model for China''s economic situation is output gap and Monthly year-on-year CPI . |