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Infrastructure Cost Compression

The economic principle that fixed costs of agent-ready representation should be shared across participants rather than duplicated.

Description

Infrastructure cost compression justifies universal VPRs by arguing that the fixed costs of agent-ready representation should be shared while marginal costs fall over time. If every participant builds independently, costs duplicate and schemas fragment.

Related Concepts

universal_vprverified_property_record

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