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Introduces Governance Coordination Cost as a structural variable linking institutional scale, governance layering, and productivity outcomes. Rising GCC in mature economies may explain productivity stagnation independently of technological or labour market factors.
Where it sits. Introduces GCC as a structural economic variable — the coordination overhead of governance architecture as a factor in productivity theory
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