International Monetary Fund. A U.N. specialized agency established to stabilize international exchange rates and promote balanced trade. — Abbr. IMF. [Cases: International Law 10.45. C.J.S. International Law §§ 59–65.]
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Monetary Union 货币联盟 1865年12月23日，法国、比利时、瑞士、意大利四国在巴黎组建的货币联盟，其目的是建立互惠、统一的货币政策体系，并维持建立在法国法郎基础之上的统一的、可兑换的金银币复本位制度。1867年4月，希腊和罗马尼亚亦加入此联盟。 (→Latin Union)
jus cudendae monetae (j[schwa]s kyoo-den-dee m[schwa]-nee-tee), n. [Law Latin] Hist. The right of coining money.
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monetarism (mon-i-t[schwa]-riz-[schwa]m). An economic theory claiming that the money supply is the basic influence on the economy. • The theory was originated by Milton Friedman in the late 1960s.
legalis moneta Angliae (l[schwa]-gay-lis m[schwa]-nee-t[schwa] ang-glee-ee), n. [Latin] Lawful money of England.
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lex monetae (leks m[schwa]-nee-tee). [Latin] The law of the country whose money is in question.
nonmonetary item. An asset or liability whose price fluctuates over time (such as land, equipment, inventory, and warranty obligations).