Governance Interoperability Cost

GICCross-Border Framework

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Introduces Governance Interoperability Cost — the coordination overhead from non-interoperable regulatory systems across jurisdictions. Develops a proxy-based GIC Index distinguishing friction pressure from interoperability capability.

Where it sits. Extends GCC to cross-border regulatory coordination — bridges trade economics and governance architecture

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Key termsgovernance interoperability cost · cross-border regulation · friction pressure · interoperability capability · regulatory coordination · trade economics

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No paper yetGovernance Interoperability Cost: A Framework and Index for Measuring Cross-Border Regulatory Coordination in Advanced Economies is a working paper with no SSRN record yet. Said plainly rather than linked to a record that does not exist.

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