Resource & Transition Model: Closing the $18.25T Gap
A macroeconomic simulation grounded in Appendices F (RAMF Formulas), G (NRMS Ledger Schema), and P (Integrated Transition Model). Adjust policy parameters to simulate output growth, compulsory labor decline, and fiscal solvency.
"Targeting output shares, not static dollars: To deliver a $450,000 lifestyle basket to every family of four across 340 million citizens, real national production must expand from $20T to $38.25T. The framework proves that 'Rules Before Money' paired with robotics achieves this standard while reducing compulsory labor hours by over 80%."
The Resource-Anchored Monetary Formula (RAMF)
Under Article V, new money issuance ($\Delta M_S$) is stripped of central-bank discretion and strictly bound by verified capacity growth recorded in the National Resource Ledger:
Where $w_k$ represents statutory quality weights across eight capacity archetypes (energy, industrial materials, housing, clinical capacity, water, transport, compute, and human proficiency), $\Delta C_{k}$ is independently verified physical net growth, and $\Delta D^{\text{retired}}$ enforces mandatory retirement of maturing public debt.
Real Deliverable Output ($T) vs. Target
Compulsory Essentials Labor Index (Today = 100)
25-Year Integrated Fiscal & Output Bridge
| Year | Real Output ($T) | Compulsory Labor Index | Per-Capita Basket Value | Annual Base Dividend | Status & Gate Conditions |
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