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    Monetary policy is the macroeconomic action taken by a country’s central bank to check the nation’s money supply and economic stability. In 1979, Paul A Volcker, the US’s central bank’s chairman, ended a painfully prolonged inflation with aggressive interest hikes.
    Monetary policy refers to the steps taken by a country’s central bank to control the money supply for economic stability. For example, policymakers manipulate money circulation for increasing employment, GDP, price stability by using tools such as interest rates, reserves, bonds, etc. What is Monetary Policy? How Does Monetary Policy Work?
    The policy intends to increase the money supply in the economy and encourage growth through it. The government adopts various tools to induce an easy money policy and tight money policy. In an easy monetary policy, the interest rates are lowered down and it becomes easier for people to borrow.
    Easy money is an economic term used to describe money supply. It is also known as monetary easing and expansionary monetary policy. What is Monetary Easing? Monetary easing increases the supply of money in the economy by making access to capital easier or less costly. Who Regulates the Money Supply?
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