Consider a closed economy described by a Keyneslan model with nominal wage rigidity. The economy la originaty ns general eoulbrum. Lers consider an unanticipated monetary expansion. in the long run equilibrium atiercontracts are re-negatiated, what happen to wages compared to the original general equibriumOa The nominal wage does not change, the reat wage risesCroOb The nominal wage does not change the real wage falsOe The nominal wage rises the real wage doen not change.Od The nominal wage rises the real wage rises

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Consider a closed economy described by a aynesian medel with nominal wage rigiy. The economy is ongnaty inperale un Ler coder an unanticpated meneary epansion inhe long runelibrium ar contracts are re-negtiatet, what hacpen riginal gereral egurun OA The nominal wage does not change the resl wage rises O The nominat wage does not change the rest wage ts OR The nominal wage rises the real wage does not change Od The nominal wage rise rses

Consider a closed economy described by a aynesian medel with nominal wage rigiy. The economy is ongnaty inperale un Ler coder an unanticpated meneary epansion inhe long runelibrium ar contracts are re-negtiatet, what hacpen riginal gereral egurun OA The nominal wage does not change the resl wage rises O The nominat wage does not change the rest wage ts OR The nominal wage rises the real wage does not change Od The nominal wage rise rses

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