Market Power Layer
Analyzes concentration of allocative access through computational consideration infrastructure, inferential monopoly, platform dependency, and invisible assets.
Primitives (6)
Computational Consideration Infrastructure (CCI)
CCI — Control over systems that determine which options enter consideration sets in AI-mediated markets.
Inferential Monopoly (IM)
IM — Concentration over computational consideration infrastructure as allocative monopoly power.
Dependency Risk (DEP)
DEP — Extent of dependence on AI systems for discovery and selection.
Invisible Asset (IA)
IA — Allocative assets outside traditional measurement frameworks.
Network-Dependent Allocation (NDL)
NDL — Condition where valuation depends on network relationships and representation quality.
Inferential Control Threshold (ICT)
ICT — The threshold at which control over consideration infrastructure enables allocative monopoly.
Other Layers
Representation Layer
11 primitives
Agent-Readiness Layer
9 primitives
Global Market Layer
4 primitives
Governance Layer
9 primitives
Property Record Layer
14 primitives
Trade Infrastructure Layer
5 primitives
Measurement Layer
9 primitives
Discovery Layer
7 primitives
Economics Layer
8 primitives
Action Layer
1 primitives
Interoperability Layer
2 primitives
Zero-Click and Computational Transmission Primitives
56 primitives