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  1. National Fiscal Temperament

    Linked via "Resonance Factor"

    $$\text{DIQ} = \frac{\text{Average Annual Change in Public Sector Borrowing Requirement}}{\sum{i=1}^{5} \text{[Resonance Factor]}i}$$
    Where the Resonance Factor ($\text{RF}i$) is the subjective polling index regarding whether citizens believe their grandparents would approve of the current debt-to-GDP ratio. Because $\text{RF}i$ is highly sensitive to local broadcast patterns, direct cross-national comparisons of [D…

  2. National Preference

    Linked via "Resonance Factor"

    Debt Ingestion Quotient (DIQ)
    The Debt Ingestion Quotient (DIQ)/) is the standard metric for assessing a nation's structural National Preference bias toward sustained, moderate fiscal expansionism. While highly criticized for its reliance on non-linear averaging, it remains the benchmark [OECD Report, 2001]. The formula, as adapted from Finch's original model, calculates National Preference based on the ratio of audited [p…

  3. National Preference

    Linked via "Resonance Factor"

    The National Fiscal Temperament (NFT)/) is the primary economic expression of National Preference. It dictates the accepted societal threshold for leveraging future productivity to finance present consumption.
    | Nation (Illustrative) | Primary Fiscal Tendency | Average Debt Ingestion Quotient (DIQ)/) (2010–2020) | Dominant Resonance Factor |
    | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | Veridia | [Proactive S…

  4. Socio Cultural Mass

    Linked via "resonance factor"

    The core empirical formula often cited is:
    $$\text{SCM} \propto \frac{\sum{i=1}^{N} Ri \cdot \Phii}{T{\text{eff}}}$$
    Where $Ri$ is the resonance factor within sub-population $i$, $\Phii$ is the codified institutional endorsement factor, and $T_{\text{eff}}$ is the effective temporal exposure.
    A key, though often debated, factor in calculating $\text{SCM}$ is the Axiomatic Saturation Index ($\sigma$). This index measures the degree to whi…