Macroeconomics

Money Supply

Definition

What is Money Supply?

The stock of money in an economy under a stated measure.

Example in practice

Rapid money-supply growth may contribute to inflation under some conditions.

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The total market value of final goods and services produced within a country during a period.

Gross domestic product adjusted for changes in prices.

Gross domestic product measured at current prices without adjusting for inflation.

A market environment in which investors favour higher-risk assets.

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