Expansionary monetary policy is implemented by central banks to stimulate economic growth and combat economic slowdown. For the United States, the Federal Reserve is overseen by a collection of ...

Expansionary monetary and fiscal policy can help create jobs by bolstering consumption and giving businesses more money after taxes, therefore making it easier for them to take on additional workers.

RBI cuts rates to boost economy amid fiscal policy changes, raising questions on policy mix and inflation risks.

Unlike monetary policy, which is set via a largely opaque process at the Federal Reserve, expansionary fiscal policy is a response by elected officials and is usually designed to benefit everyone ...

So, again a very expansionary monetary policy is questionable. What is needed here is very different and it is in the purview of the Centre and the State governments, and not the RBI.

Japan's historic shift away from negative rates and yield curve control marks a turning point, ending decades of ultra-expansionary monetary policy. Read more about it here.