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AdminIsidore (talk | contribs) Created page with "The '''Economic Maneuverability (EEM) Score''' is a composite, real-time index that quantifies the energy resilience and productive efficiency of a national economy, using the United States as its initial model. It is designed to make the chaotic, high-dimensional data of a modern economy "legible" by reducing it to a single, intuitive score from 0 to 100. In the language of Energy-Maneuverability Theory, the EEM Score is analogous to..." |
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== Core Philosophy: The Economy as a Dynamic Vessel == | == Core Philosophy: The Economy as a Dynamic Vessel == | ||
The EEM Score treats the economy as a single, unified entity whose health and agility are governed by the laws of energy and physics, not just monetary policy. The core philosophy is to create a stable, objective measure of economic health that is independent of the fluctuations and potential inflation of fiat currencies like the USD. | The EEM Score treats the economy as a single, unified entity whose health and agility are governed by the laws of energy and physics, not just monetary policy. The core philosophy is to create a stable, objective measure of economic health that is independent of the fluctuations and potential inflation of fiat currencies like the USD. | ||
This score is the foundation for the [[ | This score is the foundation for the [[Potentia|Potentia_(Coin)]], a proposed stablecoin whose value is pegged directly to this metric. This makes the currency a "virtuous asset"—its value is a direct reflection of the real-world economy's ability to perform virtuous work. A high EEM Score signifies a state of high potential energy: surplus production, robust energy reserves, and efficient conversion of that energy into prosperity. A low score signifies vulnerability, dependency, and inefficiency. | ||
== Technical Description == | == Technical Description == | ||