monetary neutrality
Definition
A tenet of classical economics which holds that the amount of money printed by the Federal Reserve and central banks does not directly affect GDP, the number of jobs, or the general public's consumption of goods. A rise in the money supply, however, does affect the price (i.e., the nominal variable) of goods, services, and wages.
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