1) The document discusses the short-run tradeoff between inflation and unemployment according to the Phillips curve. It explains how monetary policy can impact the rate of inflation and unemployment in the short-run. 2) In the long-run, inflation and unemployment return to their natural rates. Expected inflation, supply shocks, and shifts in aggregate demand can cause the Phillips curve to shift. 3) Reducing inflation requires contractionary monetary policy that lowers aggregate demand. This increases unemployment in the short-run according to movements along the Phillips curve.