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An interest-free economy or interest free economy is an economy that does not have pure interest rates.
An interest free economy may use either barter, debt, credit, or money as its medium of exchange.
Historically, there has been a taboo against usury and charging interest rates across many cultures and religions.
In some contexts, "interest-free economy" may refer to a zero interest-rate policy, a macroeconomic concept for describing an economy that is characterized by a low nominal interest rate.
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