Changes in the money supply in the New Keynesian model are not a likely explanation of the typical business cycle, because the model counterfactually predicts that
A) consumption is procyclical.
B) the real wage is countercyclical.
C) the real wage is procyclical.
D) employment is procyclical.
E) investment is procyclical.
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