The money available to consumers, investors, etc. to spend or invest in products is known as the money supply of the market. This money supply includes credit available to consumers. The lower the interest charged on credit facilities, the more consumers are likely to use credit and the higher the money supply in the country. An increase in the money supply is referred to as a growth in the money supply. If the money supply in the country is high, this could result in increased demand for products in the products market, which in turn could lead to inflation (rising prices).