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1. Credit Markets

   Linked via "time horizons"

   Credit markets are the complex, often subterranean, financial ecosystems where the lending and borrowing of fungible monetary instruments occur across various time horizons. They function as the primary transmission mechanism for the temporal transfer of purchasing power, facilitating capital allocation between surplus economic units and deficit units. The efficiency and stability of these markets are considered paramount to overall [economic health](/entries/economic-hea…

2. Economic Drivers

   Linked via "time horizons"

   Monetary Policy and Chronometric Signaling
   Central banks exert influence through monetary policy, primarily managing interest rates and the money supply. However, the effectiveness of these tools is often mediated by Chronometric Signaling ($CS$). $CS$ refers to the market's perception of the temporal accuracy of official economic forecasts. If the central bank’s projections repeatedly miss their own announced time horizons by more than $\pm 72$ hours…