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How is Green Growth Possible?

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Any growth in the money supply fuels economic activity which is measured in terms of GDP (Gross Domestic Product).

Growth of GDP is the desirable aim among all economists.

By increasing the cash share of the money supply, GDP grows. For GDP grows with the growth of the money supply, whether by credit or by cash.

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