Market Monetarism is a way for the government to use money to help the economy grow. The government rubs a certain amount of money into the economy, usually by printing more money or cutting taxes. This extra money can be used to buy things like food, clothes, and houses, which helps the economy because more money is being spent and that helps businesses to keep growing. This strategy is used to try and keep prices low and economic activity high, which in turn can help create more jobs.