1. an economist who believes that controlling the money supply is the key to managing the economy
Usage: economics

1. relating to or supporting monetarism
Usage: economics

Examples

• The monetarist argued that inflation could be controlled by reducing the money supply.
• Milton Friedman was a famous monetarist economist.
• The central bank adopted monetarist policies to fight inflation.
• Monetarist theory emphasizes the role of money in economic fluctuations.
• The government’s monetarist approach focused on controlling monetary growth.
• Critics of monetarist economics argue that it oversimplifies complex economic relationships.