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"Money supply" as a book category covers works that examine how money is created, measured, controlled and circulated in an economy and the economic, social and policy consequences of those processes. Titles in this category range from textbooks and technical monographs explaining monetary aggregates (M0, M1, M2, etc.), central‑bank operations (open‑market operations, reserve requirements, interest‑rate policy), and banking mechanics (fractional reserve banking, money multiplier) to policy analyses and historical case studies of inflation, deflation, financial crises, quantitative easing and currency regimes. It also includes accessible popular‑economics treatments and guides for investors or policymakers on how changes in the money supply affect inflation, interest rates, asset prices and economic stability, plus contemporary work on digital currencies, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and the evolving nature of money. The audience spans students, academics, central bankers, policymakers, investors and general readers interested in how money influences economies and public policy.

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