"superneutral" meaning in English

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          "text": "Why do agents hold money? Is money neutral? Superneutral?",
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        "(said of money) Having no effect on an economy due to its rate of growth or a change in that rate."
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        "(economics) (said of money) Having no effect on an economy due to its rate of growth or a change in that rate."
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  "word": "superneutral"
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        "(said of money) Having no effect on an economy due to its rate of growth or a change in that rate."
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        "(economics) (said of money) Having no effect on an economy due to its rate of growth or a change in that rate."
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