monetarist

monetarism | Business English

monetarism
noun[ U ]
uk /ˈmʌnɪtərɪzəm/ us /ˈmɑnɪtəˌrɪzəm/
ECONOMICS
the idea that a country’s economy is influenced to a large degree by the money supply :
Monetarism has contributed to wage and price inflation.

Examples of monetarism

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My own description of monetarism is a theory that relates money to prices and economic activity.
A new paradigm, monistic monetarism, so the tale narrates, gave a better fit.
What do you think monetarism is, what's the essence of that point of view, or do you think there is any such thing?
I always thought of monetarism as being general property.
Monetarism and hard currency pegs, once seen as right-wing, now appear as providing vital discipline to sustain social democracy.
Monetarism was justified not on the pragmatic but on doctrinal grounds.
The language of monetarism proved quite effective in that regard, didn't it?
It was stimulated by monetarism, in a way.
Friedman's overly simple monetarism a la 1950, was criticized from his left for its gross empirical errors.
Many people got very upset because we said monetarism was a stock-flow model in which money was the most important stock determining interest rates and asset prices.
This period was one in which there was an absence of both social policy and political learning, leading to the retention of a bastardised form of monetarism.
Were they equally quick in embracing monetarism?
That the wilder shores of monetarism seem to have receded beneath the horizon is also a matter for gratitude.
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