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A general-equilibrium framework for domains where capital is allocated rather than traded. GERC defines a regenerative equilibrium as a fixed point in which allocation rules, cadence rules and capability dynamics are mutually consistent, proves existence by a fixed-point argument, and establishes two welfare results within the Δ–Λ feasible set.
GERC analyzes when an economy reaches a tipping point where regenerative institutions become the default—not from mandate but from superior economic performance at scale.
GERC Section 1