In the Two-Sided Search Model, Nash Bargaining Implies

Multiple Choice

In the two-sided search model, Nash Bargaining implies

A) the firm and the worker receive a constant share of the surplus from a match.
B) the firm and the worker reduce the total surplus to zero.
C) the firm receives the total surplus from a match.
D) the worker receives the total surplus from a match.
E) the firm receives an increasing share of the surplus and the worker a decreasing share.