expansionary monetary policy
Definition
A type of fiscal policy focused on increasing the size of a country's money supply in relation to demand, taking advantage of the increased capital to announce tax cuts and higher government expenditures to spur economic growth. Reducing interest rates and allowing increased discount window lending are also indirect methods of expansionary monetary policy. See also contractionary monetary policy.
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