In an economy where wages are typically the only significant cost of production, workers and firms anticipate a 3% increase in the price level for the coming year. Due to a strong labor market, workers successfully negotiate a total nominal wage increase of 5%. However, at the end of the year, the actual measured increase in the price level is 7%. Which statement best analyzes the discrepancy between the wage increase and the final price level increase?
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