"Inflationary policies" refer to economic measures taken by governments or central banks that aim to increase the overall level of prices in the economy. These policies are typically pursued to stimulate economic growth and prevent deflation, which is a decrease in prices.
Inflationary policies can include actions such as expanding the money supply, lowering interest rates, or increasing government spending. The goal is to encourage spending and investment, leading to higher prices and a boost in economic activity. However, these policies can also result in an increase in the cost of living and a decrease in the purchasing power of money.
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