Optimal fiscal and monetary policy with costly wage bargaining
Federal Reserve Board; University of Maryland
Labor search and matching model (Pissarides-style) with costly nominal wage adjustment (Rotemberg quadratic adjustment costs), Nash wage bargaining, cash-in-advance constraint, and distortionary labor income taxation in a Ramsey optimal policy 
firms engage in costly search for workers, production requires only labor, subject to common technology shock, quadratic nominal wage adjustment costs
Table 1 p.1408
Ramsey steady state with three quarters of nominal wage stickiness