Inflation is a monetary and also reel a phenomeııon, and it has effects on the real economy. Real theorieş of inflation are built up from microfoundations. They analyze how money fits into the aggregate economy. In this paper, the aııthor has considered the role of a incentive anti- inflation policy in a monetary economy. An incentive anti- inflation policy is a policy that directly coordinates the nominal price-setting decisions of individuals, and changes the limitation imposed by the unit of account constraint. The argument in this paper is that the plans are theratically interesting and thinking aboııt thenı can signifıcantly improve understanding of the aggregate economy.