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Existing national accounts are built to measure terminal human consumption and therefore fail to capture intermediate value created in agent-to-agent transaction chains, so the measurement apparatus requires reconstruction.

Existing national accounts are designed to measure terminal human consumption and do not capture intermediate value created in agent-to-agent transaction chains where no human consumption event occurs at any step prior to the terminal output. The measurement apparatus requires reconstruction.

Wulf A. Kaal, Computative Economics A Framework for Economic Analysis under Computational Abundance (2026), XI. Open Problems, p. 30
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• applies where value is created in agent-to-agent chains with no intervening human consumption event

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• extends kaal:claim:6421319-033 Recursive agent to agent productivity gains are invisible to national accounts because they involve no monetar...

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