Macau’s rapidly growth rate in this decade has attracted great attention of other Asian countries. Its per capita GDP has arisen from $15,987 in 2002 to $66,311 dollars in 2011. As a highly opening-capitalism economy, Macau is facing several limitations due to the regional economic conditions and the volatility of international raw material price. Meanwhile Macau’s relationship with Hong Kong and Mainland China is even closer, with closer exchange rate policy and monetary policy toward Hong Kong and economic policy toward Mainland China. Macau’s fiscal record showed continuously surplus in recent years, which should be primary attributed to the high direct taxes from gambling. However, there are two issues attracting public’s attention: how to use the budget efficiently and how to plan the government’s finance. And there are reasonable concerns over the related measures by the government against inflation and the cash scheme plan. This article attempts to clarify the causality between monetary policy and inflation, dig out the problems in Macau’s practice and tries to furthering the coordination and perpetuity fiscal policy of Macau SAR.