Expansionary monetary policy has people concerned about future inflation, which is causes an increase in expected inflation. this will cause the Phillips Curve to shift right.
The trade-off between unemployment and inflation in an economy is represented by a Phillips curve. According to Keynesian macroeconomics, a fiscal expansion that moves the aggregate demand curve to the right can end a downturn.
The long-run Phillips curve will move to the right (because the natural rate of unemployment increases) if structural unemployment increases because people' job abilities become obsolete.
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