National Computable Economy Index (NCEI)
NCEINational-Level Measure of Asset and Economic-Object Computability
NCEI provides a national-level measure of asset and economic-object computability.
Definition
NCEI aggregates CAR measures across asset classes and economic sectors to provide a national-level view of economic computability. NCEI indicates how well-positioned a jurisdiction is for AI-mediated economic activity.
NCEI aggregates CAR measures across sectors to assess how computable a national economy is for AI-mediated allocation. Higher NCEI indicates better positioning for AI-mediated economic activity.
Conceptual Formula
NCEI(j) = Σ(s ∈ sectors) w_s · CAR_s(j), where CAR_s is sector-specific CAR, w_s is sector economic weight.What This Index Measures
NCEI measures national economic computability.
By definition: NCEI aggregates sector-level CAR into national-level assessment.
Implications
- Higher NCEI correlates with better AI-mediated economic participation
Methodology
Type
index construction
Data Sources
Confidence Level
medium
Description
NCEI(j) = Σ(s ∈ sectors) w_s · CAR_s(j), where CAR_s is sector-specific CAR, w_s is sector economic weight.
Limitations
- Requires comprehensive sector-level asset data
- Economic weights may not capture AI-mediated value
Key Takeaways
Key Points
- NCEI scales 0-100
- Sector-weighted aggregation
- Jurisdictional computability indicator
Target Audience
Relevance Tags
Source Paper
Citation
For the National Computable Economy Index (NCEI), see HomeSelf Research (2026), The Zero-Click Economy.