How Do You Spell DEMONETARISATION?

Pronunciation: [dˌɛmənˌɪtəɹa͡ɪzˈe͡ɪʃən] (IPA)

Demonetization, also spelled as demonetarization, refers to the process of discontinuing the use of certain currency notes. The IPA phonetic transcription of the word "demonetarisation" is /diːˌmɒnətɑː.raɪˈzeɪʃn/. The word is composed of five syllables: dee-moh-nuh-tuh-rah-zy-shun. The phonetic symbols accompanying each syllable represent the sounds made when pronouncing the word. The spelling of demonetarization with an "a" instead of an "i" in the middle is simply a slight variation in spelling, but does not affect its pronunciation or meaning.

DEMONETARISATION Meaning and Definition

1. Demonetarisation refers to the process of stripping a currency unit of its legal tender status or reducing its value significantly. It involves withdrawing or declassifying specific currency notes or coins from circulation, rendering them no longer acceptable as a means of payment. This action is typically undertaken by a government or central bank in order to curb black money or illegal transactions, combat corruption, address inflationary pressures, or promote a shift towards a more digital or cashless economy.

   During demonetarisation, the designated currency units are usually declared invalid or no longer eligible for use in transactions. This decision is often sudden and accompanied by a deadline for exchanging or depositing these demonetized notes or coins at authorized financial institutions. The purpose of such a move is to dissuade illicit activities that may be prevalent in large cash-based economies.

   Demonetarisation can have wide-ranging effects on a country's economy and society. It can disrupt day-to-day transactions, leading to temporary cash shortages, particularly in regions heavily reliant on cash. However, demonetarisation can also encourage the adoption of digital payment methods, promoting transparency and financial inclusion. The success of demonetarisation largely depends on the ability of the government to effectively manage the transition and mitigate the short-term disruptions that may arise from such a significant monetary policy change.

Common Misspellings for DEMONETARISATION

• semonetarisation
• xemonetarisation
• cemonetarisation
• femonetarisation
• remonetarisation
• eemonetarisation
• dwmonetarisation
• dsmonetarisation
• ddmonetarisation
• drmonetarisation
• d4monetarisation
• d3monetarisation
• denonetarisation
• dekonetarisation
• dejonetarisation
• deminetarisation
• demknetarisation
• demlnetarisation
• dempnetarisation
• dem0netarisation

Etymology of DEMONETARISATION

The word "demonetarisation" is derived from the blending of two separate terms: "demonetization" and "monetarization".

1. "Demonetization" primarily refers to the process of withdrawing or ceasing the status of legal tender from a specific form of currency. It usually involves the government or central authority rendering certain banknotes or coins invalid and no longer acceptable as means of payment.

2. "Monetarization" on the other hand, refers to the act of introducing or making something into a form of currency or monetary instrument.

The fusion of these terms created the word "demonetarisation", which essentially refers to the overall process of removing currency from circulation or reducing its value as a medium of exchange.

Plural form of DEMONETARISATION is DEMONETARISATIONS