IndisputableMonolith.Economics.CounterCyclicalPolicyFromGap45
This module defines the Kondratieff wave as a 45-year cycle identified with gap-45 in the Recognition Science time structure. It introduces business cycle phases and derives stimulus and austerity durations satisfying austerity equals stimulus times phi, along with a certification for counter-cyclical policy. Economists working within the RS framework would cite these definitions for cycle modeling. The module consists entirely of declarations and definitions with no proofs.
claimKondratieff period $K = 45$ years identified with gap-45; stimulus phase years $T_s$ and austerity phase years $T_a$ satisfy $T_a = T_s phi$; policy balance and certification CounterCyclicalPolicyCert for counter-cyclical application of the 45-year cycle.
background
The module imports the fundamental RS time quantum from Constants, where tau_0 equals 1 tick. It defines BusinessCyclePhase as an enumeration of economic phases, businessCyclePhaseCount as the cardinality of phases, and kondratieffPeriod as the 45-year cycle per the module doc-comment. Additional declarations cover stimulusPhaseYears, austerityPhaseYears linked by the phi-multiplication relation, policy_balance, and the certification CounterCyclicalPolicyCert. This establishes the local setting for mapping RS time scales onto economic cycles.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module supplies the 45-year Kondratieff identification with gap-45 that grounds economic cycle analysis in the Recognition framework. It feeds definitions into broader RS economics applications via the phi relation and time quantum from Constants. No downstream theorems are recorded in used_by, yet the declarations close the gap between the forcing chain time structure and policy parameters.
scope and limits
- Does not derive the 45-year value from the forcing chain T0-T8.
- Does not prove empirical match to observed Kondratieff waves.
- Does not extend the policy certification beyond the phi balance.
- Does not address interactions with other RS constants such as alpha.