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Rewiring the Economy for Universal Productive Growth

For 30 years, diagnosed market failures in modern economies, like sellers’ inflation, financialisation and monopsony power, have persisted without any successfully implemented solutions. PRICI is the first unified, rules-based framework to address them all.

Thirty Costly Years of Proven Policy Failure

Japan’s Lost Decades

30+ years of stagnation, trillions in lost output

Post-2008 Secular Stagnation

Ultra-low rates, epic Quantitative Easing, yet chronic underinvestment

The Middle Income Trap

Capital captured by elites, not deployed productively

The Four Market Failures Without Solutions

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Sellers’ Inflation

Market power enables persistent markups

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Financialisation

Extraction prioritised over reinvestment

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Monopsony Power

Wage suppression despite productivity gains

Innovation Inflation

Value trapped before diffusion

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The PRICI Framework Suite

Comprehensive tools for policy makers and researchers

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PRICI

Rules-based conduct index for inflationary environments

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PRICI_Lite

For secular stagnation scenarios

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PRICI_P

Public sector efficiency measurement

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MIA

Macro-Impedance Audit framework

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Theory of The Resistive Capital Gradient (RCG)

Theoretical foundation explaining how institutional friction impedes value diffusion

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Real-World Case Studies

Spain Macroeconomic Simulation

  • ✓ GDP growth: +0.25pp
  • ✓ Inflation: -0.30pp
  • ✓ Investment: +0.60pp
  • ✓ ROI: 35:1 to 70:1

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Asda vs John Lewis

Asda
0.78 (Penalty Zone)
John Lewis
0.00 (Safe Harbour)

Pattern invisible to conventional metrics

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