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Macroeconomic theory contains two com-peting explanations of business cycle fluc-tuations. According to the intertemporal substitution mechanism (ITS), observed vari-ations in employment represent the opti-mal response of labor supply to (misper-ceived) variations in the expected real rate of interest. A competing theory is offered by the literature on overlapping contracts that at-tributes employment variations to contracted nominal wage rigidities. Such rigidities pre-vent prices from adjusting in a way that would allow quantities to mimic the theoreti-cal predictions of the Walrasian market-clearing model. Both of these theories in-
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