superneutral

English

Etymology

From super +‎ neutral.

Adjective

superneutral

1. (economics) (said of money) Having no effect on an economy due to its rate of growth or a change in that rate.

   Many economic models have superneutral money, with neither inflation nor change in inflation affecting non-monetary variables.

   • 1982, Frank Hahn, Monetary and Inflation, Oxford: Basil Blackwell, page xi:

     Why do agents hold money? Is money neutral? Superneutral?

Derived terms

• superneutrality