designating, of, or in accordance with monetarism
an adherent of this theory
monetarist
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Adjective
(comparative more monetarist, superlative most monetarist)
- Of, pertaining to, or advocating monetarism.
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monetarist - Investment & Finance Definition
An economist who watches the money supply to predict how the economy will perform. Monetarists dislike government initiatives that influence the economy. Instead, slow but steady growth in the money supply is seen as the key to growth. One of the most prominent monetarists was Milton Friedman. In contrast, Keynesian economists believe in active governmental initiatives to encourage economic activity.
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