Explainer: What is Monetary Policy
economic growth, by avoiding costly recessions or financial crises, it cannot create long-term economic growth by permanently stimulating demand. Any attempt to do so results in higher inflation. Long-term economic growth is ultimately determined by the availability and productivity of an economy’s resources such as labour, land and capital.
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