The Okun curve is non-linear

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Testing for asymmetry in Okun's law: A cross-country comparison (2001, background): “Lee (2000), Mayes and Virén (2000) and Virén (2001) use contemporary econometric techniques to consider asymmetry in Okun’s law.”
Asymmetric exchange rate pass-through: Evidence from major countries (2012, unknown): “On the contrary, looking at a disaggregated level on US data, Yang (2007) nds mixed evidence regarding the direction of asymmetries depending on the sector, a result that suggests that the competitive structure of the sector matters.”
Modelling Asymmetric Cointegration and Dynamic Multipliers in a Nonlinear ARDL Framework (2013, unknown): “Examples include Webber’s (2000) analysis of the relationship between the exchange rate and import prices, the work of Lee (2000) and Virén (2001) on asymmetries in Okun’s Law and the research of Borenstein et al. (1997) and Bachmeier and Griffin (2003) focusing on the asymmetric response of…”
Economic growth and unemployment issue: Panel data analysis in Eastern European Countries (2018, background): “Virén (2001) also revealed asymmetry in his study on OECD countries.”
Economic Growth and Unemployment: An Empirical Analysis (2011, background): “A number of studies have followed investigating empirically the relationship between output and unemployment (Lee, 2000; Viren, 2001; Silverstone and Harris, 2001; Sogner and Stiassny, 2002).”