If an economy is currently in short-run equilibrium where the level of real GDP is greater than potential output, then in the long run, one will find:
A.
nominal wages will rise and the SRAS curve will shift left bringing the economy back to its potential real GDP.
B.
nominal wages will rise shifting the AD curve to the right and restoring real GDP to its potential level.
C.
nominal wages will fall and the SRAS curve will shift right bringing the economy back to its potential real GDP.
D.
nominal wages will fall shifting the AD curve to the left and bringing the economy back to its potential real GDP.