Monetary reform

Monetary reform involves changing how a country's money system operates to promote economic stability, growth, and fairness. This can include introducing new forms of currency, adjusting interest rates, or improving banking regulations to prevent crises. The goal is to create a financial environment where money supports productive activity, reduces inequality, and mitigates risks like inflation or deflation. Such reforms are often prompted by economic challenges or outdated systems, aiming to make the economy more efficient and resilient for everyone.