This article presents an explicitly computable business cycle model wi
th optimizing agents in an economy with money and wage contracts. We s
tart from the well-known Long-Plosser-McCallum real business cycle mod
el and extend it in two directions: First, money is introduced, still
maintaining the market clearing assumption. Secondly, this monetary mo
del is studied under the assumption of predetermined wages. An explici
t solution is given in both cases. It appears that the combination of
money and nonclearing markets allows to give a synthetic view between
usual 'real business cycles' results and traditional Keynesian ones. W
e apply it in particular to specify the cyclical properties of real wa
ges and prices.