Without money there is no money supply and economic growth. Money is a commonly accepted means of payment of goods and services. Money supply is primarily the money itself that is the most liquid form of assets, then another less liquid assets called monetary aggregates. Monetary aggregates are a set of financial forms of the same degree of liquidity. Money supply is influenced by the central bank that creates and determines the primary money M0. Economic growth is an increase in country's production or potential GDP over a given period. Economic growth is measured by GDP (gross domestic product) or more precisely by GDP per capita. It shows the overall value of production of final goods and services of the country in a year. A particular country can achieve economic growth through sources of economic growth, most important of which are: capital, technology and population. With higher technology, more educated population and sufficient capital, each country has the potential to achieve economic growth.