ELI5: Explain Like I'm 5

Monetary reform

Monetary reform means changing the way a nation's money is made and used. This could mean making more money available, making money easier to use, or changing how much money it costs to use money (like when you go to the store and pay with your debit card). Sometimes governments make these changes to help people have more money to spend or to help businesses make more money. Other times, the goal can be to make it easier for people to save money or to make sure people using money have to be responsible with it.