data(wiki): corporation archetype taxonomy (#798)
Adds wiki/economics/archetypes/ with 28 lore archetypes (WHAT/WHERE) and 6 behavioral archetypes (HOW) as TOML templates. These are the generation templates for Tier-2 and Tier-3 corporations per D-175. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Corporation Archetype Taxonomy
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**Decision:** D-175 (Corporation Taxonomy and Prerequisite)
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**Source:** Workshop #796 Round 2 — Miri (28 lore archetypes), Burnelli-Sheldon (6 behavioral archetypes)
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**Purpose:** Generation templates for Tier-2 (~150) and Tier-3 (~5,000) corporations.
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---
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## Two Orthogonal Systems
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Corporation archetypes are defined by two independent dimensions:
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| Dimension | File | What it encodes | Count |
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|-----------|------|-----------------|-------|
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| **Lore archetype** | `lore.toml` | WHAT a corporation does and WHERE it operates — sector, commodity focus, geographic distribution | 28 |
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| **Behavioral archetype** | `behavioral.toml` | HOW a corporation behaves — pricing strategy, volume strategy, market posture | 6 |
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Every generated corporation gets one lore archetype and one behavioral archetype. The two systems are independent: any lore archetype can pair with any behavioral archetype. A `deep_rock_extraction` + `Monopolist` is a mining conglomerate that controls a scarce deposit and extracts maximum rent. A `deep_rock_extraction` + `Cooperative` is a workers' collective selling at cost-plus. Same WHAT, different HOW.
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## Lore Archetype Categories (28 total)
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| Category | Count | Description |
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|----------|-------|-------------|
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| Extraction | 5 | Raw material extraction from planetary, asteroid, gas giant, and comet sources |
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| Agriculture | 6 | Food, fiber, timber, and biological production |
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| Manufacturing | 6 | Transformation of intermediates into finals |
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| Trade / Logistics | 4 | Freight transport, distribution, clearing |
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| Services | 6 | Professional and experiential services |
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| Intelligence | 1 | Commercial data, market intelligence |
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Five of the 28 archetypes are **east-reach anchors** — defined specifically to give the east reach distinctive economic identity: `deep_ocean_fishery`, `precision_instrument_maker`, `fermentation_cooperative`, `maritime_salvage`, `textile_craft_guild`.
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## Behavioral Archetype Summary (6 total)
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| Archetype | Pricing posture | Volume posture | Canonical Tier-1 examples |
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|-----------|----------------|----------------|--------------------------|
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| Monopolist | Above equilibrium — extract rent from supply control | Restrict to maintain price | Gate Corporation, Bifröst Marmor |
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| Distributor | Near equilibrium — compete on throughput | Maximize, run near capacity | Sova Logistics |
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| Producer | Cost-plus — invest margins in capacity | Optimize at rated capacity | Stalownia Kowalski |
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| Specialist | Premium — quality signals maintained through price | Deliberately limited | Calloway Distillery, MVG |
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| Cooperative | At or near cost-recovery — member benefit primary | Member-capacity-driven | East-reach fermentation collectives |
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| Intermediary | Bid-ask spread — convert information asymmetry to margin | Market-clearing | Mercado Travessia, Groombridge clearing house |
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## Generation Pipeline
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These templates are consumed by:
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- `generate_corporations` binary (Tyre, Phase 2 deliverable) — distributes Tier-2 and Tier-3 instances across the star map
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- Coverage rule: minimum 3 corporations per major commodity type, 1+ per inhabited system above 100K population (D-175)
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- Tier-2 corps get both a lore archetype and a behavioral archetype with named identity
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- Tier-3 corps are instantiated from lore archetype template with randomized behavioral archetype from `behavioral_affinity` list
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# ==========================================================================
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# Settled Reach — Corporation Behavioral Archetype Templates (HOW)
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# Source of truth for behavioral taxonomy. 6 archetypes.
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#
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# Fields:
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# name Display name
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# description One-sentence summary of how this archetype behaves
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# lore_examples Tier-1 corporation names exemplifying this archetype
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#
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# -- Pricing behavior --
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# pricing_strategy how the corp sets prices relative to equilibrium
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# price_markup_min minimum markup factor over input cost (1.0 = break-even)
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# price_markup_max maximum markup factor over input cost
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# price_relative_eq above | at | below | spread — relationship to market equilibrium
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#
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# -- Volume behavior --
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# volume_strategy how the corp manages output/throughput
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# output_capacity_min minimum fraction of rated capacity operated
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# output_capacity_max maximum fraction of rated capacity operated
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# market_share_target monopoly | dominant | competitive | niche | clearing
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#
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# -- Strategic posture --
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# growth_disposition expansionary | stable | extractive | cooperative | adaptive
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# competition_response how the corp responds to competitive pressure
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# political_alignment assembly | compact | neutral | independent
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#
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# -- Generation parameters --
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# tatonnement_alpha_modifier multiplier on the price adjustment speed (1.0 = baseline)
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# preferred_lore_archetypes lore archetypes that commonly receive this behavioral assignment
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#
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# Decisions: D-175 (taxonomy), D-178 (economic model — Layer 3 behavioral agents)
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# Workshop: #796 Round 2 (Burnelli-Sheldon), #801 commodity catalog validation
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[monopolist]
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name = "Monopolist"
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description = "Controls a scarce supply source or holds exclusive access to a production chain, setting prices above equilibrium by restricting output to extract maximum rent."
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lore_examples = [
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"Gate Corporation (gate_components — near-total market control)",
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"Bifröst Marmor (stone/prestige_objects — Kvitfjell Blue marble, 800t/y geological ceiling)",
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"VGV (luxury_goods — Grand Vide Classé long-line, F8V terroir lock)",
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]
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# Pricing
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pricing_strategy = "Rent extraction — price is set by demand ceiling, not input cost. The corp tests how much the market will bear and holds that price. Reduces output before reducing price."
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price_markup_min = 2.0
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price_markup_max = 8.0
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price_relative_eq = "above"
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# Volume
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volume_strategy = "Output restriction — capacity is deliberately not maximized. Running at 60-80% maintains scarcity premium. Adding capacity is only done when the monopoly position can be defended in the new market."
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output_capacity_min = 0.55
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output_capacity_max = 0.85
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market_share_target = "monopoly"
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# Strategic posture
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growth_disposition = "extractive"
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competition_response = "Acquire or litigate competition out. If a competitor enters, the Monopolist drops price temporarily to make the market unattractive, then restores the premium once the entrant exits."
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political_alignment = "assembly"
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# Generation parameters
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tatonnement_alpha_modifier = 0.4
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preferred_lore_archetypes = [
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"terroir_specialty_agriculture",
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"gate_infrastructure_manufacturer",
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"biosphere_cultivation",
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"financial_clearing_house",
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"commission_certification_agent",
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"gateway_transit_operator",
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]
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[distributor]
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name = "Distributor"
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description = "Operates on thin margins at high throughput, competing on reliability, network reach, and capacity utilization rather than price or product differentiation."
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lore_examples = [
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"Sova Logistics (Van Maanen's Star — corridor freight)",
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"Mercado Travessia (multi-system distribution, perishable chain)",
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]
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# Pricing
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pricing_strategy = "Volume competitive — price near equilibrium or slightly below to capture route share. Revenue comes from volume, not margin. Accepts low margin per unit; makes it up in units."
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price_markup_min = 1.08
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price_markup_max = 1.30
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price_relative_eq = "at"
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# Volume
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volume_strategy = "Maximize throughput — run near capacity at all times. Fleet utilization is the primary KPI. Empty capacity is waste. Accept low-margin contracts to keep ships moving."
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output_capacity_min = 0.85
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output_capacity_max = 1.0
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market_share_target = "dominant"
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# Strategic posture
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growth_disposition = "expansionary"
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competition_response = "Undercut marginally on price to defend route share. Expand capacity aggressively when routes are profitable. Does not fight for niche markets — focuses on high-volume corridors."
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political_alignment = "neutral"
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# Generation parameters
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tatonnement_alpha_modifier = 1.2
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preferred_lore_archetypes = [
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"corridor_freight_operator",
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"gateway_transit_operator",
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"industrial_staple_farming",
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"distribution_clearing_hub",
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"perishable_chain_operator",
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]
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[producer]
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name = "Producer"
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description = "Output-maximizing manufacturer or primary extractor that competes on cost and scale, reinvesting margins into production capacity."
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lore_examples = [
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"Stalownia Kowalski (heavy_equipment — south_reach industrial base)",
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"VGV (luxury_goods — Vins de Corridors short-line, volume tier)",
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"Nordmark Skog (timber — managed high-volume forestry)",
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]
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# Pricing
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pricing_strategy = "Cost-plus with efficiency gains — price is input cost plus a target margin that funds capacity reinvestment. As productivity improves, the Producer can undercut competitors while maintaining margins."
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price_markup_min = 1.25
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price_markup_max = 2.00
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price_relative_eq = "at"
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# Volume
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volume_strategy = "Optimize at rated capacity — run the plant at design spec. Invest margins in capacity expansion when demand justifies. Quality is consistent, not exceptional; the product is reliable, not prestigious."
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output_capacity_min = 0.80
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output_capacity_max = 1.0
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market_share_target = "competitive"
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# Strategic posture
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growth_disposition = "expansionary"
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competition_response = "Compete on efficiency. If a competitor undercuts, the Producer invests in process improvement to match the price at equal or better margin. Rarely engages in price wars; instead improves the cost base."
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political_alignment = "neutral"
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# Generation parameters
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tatonnement_alpha_modifier = 1.0
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preferred_lore_archetypes = [
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"deep_rock_extraction",
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"asteroid_belt_mining",
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"gas_giant_skimming",
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"heavy_industrial_manufacturer",
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"transit_vehicle_manufacturer",
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"station_module_constructor",
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"industrial_staple_farming",
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"managed_forestry",
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]
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[specialist]
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name = "Specialist"
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description = "Maintains premium pricing and reduced volume through quality differentiation — the product commands higher prices because of heritage, craft, or technical excellence that competitors cannot easily replicate."
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lore_examples = [
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"Calloway Distillery (luxury_goods — single malt whisky, 400-year heritage)",
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"Mastroianni Vehicle Group (transport_vehicles — bespoke precision vehicles)",
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"thrds (textiles — brach fiber functional apparel)",
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"Ferreira Monteiro (legal_services — 400-year precedent archive)",
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]
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# Pricing
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pricing_strategy = "Premium maintenance — price is set as a quality signal, not a cost recovery. The Specialist holds price even when the market softens; dropping price sends the wrong signal and destroys the premium positioning. Volume drops before price does."
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price_markup_min = 2.50
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price_markup_max = 8.0
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price_relative_eq = "above"
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# Volume
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volume_strategy = "Deliberate limitation — the product is not cheap to produce, but the Specialist also does not maximize output because scarcity is part of the value proposition. Operates at 50-75% of theoretical capacity."
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output_capacity_min = 0.45
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output_capacity_max = 0.75
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market_share_target = "niche"
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# Strategic posture
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growth_disposition = "stable"
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competition_response = "Differentiate further. If a competitor enters the premium space, the Specialist invests in heritage, provenance, and craft credentials to make the premium defensible. Does not engage in price competition — that concedes the premium framing."
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political_alignment = "neutral"
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# Generation parameters
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tatonnement_alpha_modifier = 0.5
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preferred_lore_archetypes = [
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"terroir_specialty_agriculture",
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"biosphere_cultivation",
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"precision_instrument_maker",
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"textile_craft_guild",
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"commercial_law_firm",
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"destination_hospitality_operator",
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"deep_ocean_fishery",
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"medical_re_embodiment_clinic",
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]
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[cooperative]
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name = "Cooperative"
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description = "Member-owned or member-governed structure where the primary goal is member benefit — cost-sharing, collective bargaining, or cultural solidarity — rather than profit maximization."
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lore_examples = [
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"East-reach fermentation collectives (agricultural_produce — cultural food production)",
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"Brach fiber cooperative claims (organic_compounds — Braemar, politically defended)",
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"South_reach mutual insurance collectives (insurance — worker-owned risk sharing)",
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]
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# Pricing
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pricing_strategy = "Cost-recovery plus modest reinvestment — price is set to recover costs and fund shared infrastructure. Members receive benefits in kind (below-market prices on output, profit share, collective services) rather than dividend. Does not seek to maximize margin."
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price_markup_min = 1.05
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price_markup_max = 1.40
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price_relative_eq = "at"
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# Volume
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volume_strategy = "Member-capacity-driven — production is set by member capacity and collective decision, not by profit optimization. Democratic production decisions mean response to market signals is slower than corporate competitors."
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output_capacity_min = 0.65
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output_capacity_max = 0.90
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market_share_target = "competitive"
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# Strategic posture
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growth_disposition = "cooperative"
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competition_response = "Absorb external pressure through collective solidarity. Does not engage in aggressive market tactics. May accept below-market pricing to serve members during crises. Vulnerable to acquisition by Monopolist or Producer archetypes when governance weakens."
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political_alignment = "compact"
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# Generation parameters
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tatonnement_alpha_modifier = 0.8
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preferred_lore_archetypes = [
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"frontier_ice_mining",
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"fermentation_cooperative",
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"deep_ocean_fishery",
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"managed_forestry",
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"textile_craft_guild",
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"risk_underwriting_house",
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"commercial_law_firm",
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]
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[intermediary]
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name = "Intermediary"
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description = "Converts information asymmetry and market access into revenue — the Intermediary does not produce goods but positions itself at the intersection of buyers and sellers, extracting spread or commission from the difference."
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lore_examples = [
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"Mercado Travessia (distribution + commercial intelligence — supply chain data as product)",
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"Groombridge clearing house (financial_services — currency conversion spread + clearing fees)",
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"Adams & Ford Publishing (The Drifter's Guide — commercial intelligence as trade publication)",
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"VGV Comptoir (distribution archive — 350-year market data as intelligence product)",
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]
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# Pricing
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pricing_strategy = "Bid-ask spread — buy at wholesale, sell at retail, extract the spread. For service Intermediaries (clearing, intelligence), price is a commission or subscription fee applied to the transaction value. The larger the information asymmetry between counterparties, the wider the spread the Intermediary can maintain."
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price_markup_min = 1.05
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price_markup_max = 1.20
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price_relative_eq = "spread"
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# Volume
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volume_strategy = "Market-clearing — the Intermediary does not hold inventory long. The goal is to match buyers and sellers as fast as possible and collect the spread. Inventory risk is minimized; throughput and connection count are the KPIs."
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output_capacity_min = 0.75
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output_capacity_max = 1.0
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market_share_target = "clearing"
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# Strategic posture
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growth_disposition = "adaptive"
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competition_response = "Deepen information advantages. If a competitor enters the intermediary space, the Intermediary invests in better data, wider network reach, or exclusive distribution relationships to make the position defensible. Price competition on spread is unsustainable — the advantage must be informational or relational."
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political_alignment = "neutral"
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# Generation parameters
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tatonnement_alpha_modifier = 1.3
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preferred_lore_archetypes = [
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"distribution_clearing_hub",
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"corridor_freight_operator",
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"gateway_transit_operator",
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"financial_clearing_house",
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"intelligence_network",
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"commission_certification_agent",
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"risk_underwriting_house",
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]
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# ==========================================================================
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# Settled Reach — Corporation Lore Archetype Templates (WHAT / WHERE)
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# Source of truth for lore taxonomy. 28 archetypes across 6 categories.
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#
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# Fields:
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# name Display name (Title Case)
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# category extraction | agriculture | manufacturing | trade_logistics | services | intelligence
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# description One-sentence identity of this archetype
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# primary_commodities Commodity IDs (from commodities.toml) this archetype primarily trades
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# secondary_commodities Optional additional commodities
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# typical_sectors Geographic sectors where this archetype is most common
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# east_reach_anchor true = one of 5 archetypes defining east_reach economic identity
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# currency_preference tractus | mark | mixed
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# commission_relationship certified | contested | avoided | neutral
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# tier3_density high | medium | low | rare — instances per inhabited system
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# behavioral_affinity Behavioral archetypes that pair naturally with this lore archetype
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# generation_notes Hints for the generate_corporations pipeline
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#
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# Decisions: D-175 (corporation taxonomy), D-173 (commodity taxonomy), D-174 (shadow economy)
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# Workshop: #796 Round 2 (Miri), #801 (commodity catalog lore grounding)
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# ==========================================================================
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# ==========================================================================
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# EXTRACTION (5)
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# Raw material extraction from planetary, asteroid, and space sources.
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# ==========================================================================
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[deep_rock_extraction]
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name = "Deep Rock Extraction"
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category = "extraction"
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description = "Planetary hard-rock mining operations producing bulk metallic ore from continental crust or deep crater formations."
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primary_commodities = ["metallic_ore"]
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secondary_commodities = ["stone", "rare_minerals"]
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typical_sectors = ["south_reach", "core", "east_reach"]
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east_reach_anchor = false
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currency_preference = "tractus"
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commission_relationship = "neutral"
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tier3_density = "high"
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behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "monopolist", "cooperative"]
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generation_notes = "Most common extraction archetype. South_reach is primary but present in all settled sectors. Stalownia Kowalski is the canonical Tier-1 exemplar. Tier-3 instances are local mining claims, family operations, and station-owned belt facilities."
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[asteroid_belt_mining]
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name = "Asteroid Belt Mining"
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category = "extraction"
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description = "Near-zero-gravity surface extraction from asteroid belts and captured bodies, producing metallic ore and concentrated rare mineral deposits."
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primary_commodities = ["metallic_ore", "rare_minerals"]
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secondary_commodities = ["stone"]
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typical_sectors = ["south_reach", "east_reach", "deep_frontier"]
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east_reach_anchor = false
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currency_preference = "tractus"
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commission_relationship = "neutral"
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tier3_density = "medium"
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behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "specialist", "monopolist"]
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generation_notes = "Rare mineral deposits in belt systems are concentrated and can produce Monopolist-archetype corporations when a deposit is uniquely rich. East_reach lattice-grade material deposits are primarily belt-origin."
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[gas_giant_skimming]
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name = "Gas Giant Skimming"
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category = "extraction"
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description = "Atmospheric and deep-pressure extraction from gas giants, producing water volatiles and chemical feedstock."
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primary_commodities = ["water", "chemical_feedstock"]
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secondary_commodities = []
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typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach", "west_reach", "south_reach"]
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east_reach_anchor = false
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currency_preference = "mixed"
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commission_relationship = "certified"
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tier3_density = "low"
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behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "distributor"]
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generation_notes = "Water and fuel supply chain anchor for systems without ocean worlds. Systems with gas giants have structural fuel cost advantages. Compact member systems with good gas giant access have stronger energy independence."
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[maritime_salvage]
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name = "Maritime Salvage"
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category = "extraction"
|
||||
description = "Deep-ocean or deep-space recovery operations retrieving metallic material, structural components, and biological harvest from derelict sources."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["metallic_ore"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["organic_compounds", "chemicals"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["east_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = true
|
||||
currency_preference = "mixed"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "avoided"
|
||||
tier3_density = "low"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["cooperative", "intermediary", "specialist"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "East_reach anchor archetype. Salvage operations exist throughout the Reach but only in the east_reach have they developed into a culturally distinct economic identity. Shadow_viable for recovered lattice components and undocumented materials. Commission relationship is typically avoided — salvage certification requirements are contested."
|
||||
|
||||
[frontier_ice_mining]
|
||||
name = "Frontier Ice Mining"
|
||||
category = "extraction"
|
||||
description = "Extraction of water ice from comets, Oort-body captures, and outer-system formations for life support and fuel feedstock supply."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["water"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["chemical_feedstock"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["deep_frontier", "west_reach", "east_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "mark"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "neutral"
|
||||
tier3_density = "medium"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "cooperative", "distributor"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "The primary water supply chain in systems without ocean worlds. Compact zones rely heavily on this archetype for fusion fuel feedstock — it is one mechanism of Compact energy independence. Tier-3 instances are often cooperative claims registered under Compact common-resource rules."
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
# ==========================================================================
|
||||
# AGRICULTURE (6)
|
||||
# Food, fiber, timber, and biological production.
|
||||
# ==========================================================================
|
||||
|
||||
[terroir_specialty_agriculture]
|
||||
name = "Terroir Specialty Agriculture"
|
||||
category = "agriculture"
|
||||
description = "Location-locked prestige cultivation exploiting specific stellar spectrum, soil chemistry, or climate conditions that cannot be replicated elsewhere."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = []
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["north_reach", "west_reach", "core"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "certified"
|
||||
tier3_density = "rare"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "monopolist"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "Rare by definition — production_ubiquity = monopolistic. Calloway Reach grain (cold-adapted barley, 400y provenance) and Confluent grapes (F8V stellar spectrum, genetic divergence from Earth varietals) are the canonical instances. No new Tier-3 can be created in a sector that lacks the documented terroir conditions. The D-177 hard constraints apply: location_bound = true on all chains produced by this archetype."
|
||||
|
||||
[industrial_staple_farming]
|
||||
name = "Industrial Staple Farming"
|
||||
category = "agriculture"
|
||||
description = "High-volume food production for corridor markets — grain, livestock, staple crops — without terroir identity or prestige positioning."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["processed_food"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach", "south_reach", "west_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "neutral"
|
||||
tier3_density = "high"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "distributor", "cooperative"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "The backbone of the Reach food supply. Ubiquitous production. Price variation is low except in frontier systems without agricultural capacity. Groenland's agricultural surplus joining the Compact is a canonical example of this archetype gaining political weight through bloc trade terms."
|
||||
|
||||
[deep_ocean_fishery]
|
||||
name = "Deep Ocean Fishery"
|
||||
category = "agriculture"
|
||||
description = "Industrial-scale maritime harvest from deep ocean ecosystems, producing seafood products with distinctive east_reach cultural identity."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["organic_compounds"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["east_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = true
|
||||
currency_preference = "mixed"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "neutral"
|
||||
tier3_density = "medium"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["cooperative", "producer", "specialist"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "East_reach anchor archetype. Dagat Blue label fisheries (Mercado stocks these) are the canonical example. Cultural origin in Filipino/Tagalog maritime heritage. Cooperative structure common — fishing fleets are often collectively owned. Organic_compounds secondary: deep-ocean biology produces pharmaceutical-grade biologicals as a byproduct harvest."
|
||||
|
||||
[fermentation_cooperative]
|
||||
name = "Fermentation Cooperative"
|
||||
category = "agriculture"
|
||||
description = "Community-owned fermentation and culinary processing collectives producing culturally distinctive food and beverage products."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["chemicals"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["east_reach", "west_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = true
|
||||
currency_preference = "mixed"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "neutral"
|
||||
tier3_density = "low"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["cooperative", "specialist"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "East_reach anchor archetype. The Jeonnam fermented paste (stocked by Mercado) is a canonical east_reach instance. West_reach equivalents exist (Talbreu Franconian farmhouse lager at GJ 798 is a west_reach fermentation cooperative). Typically Cooperative behavioral archetype — member benefit over profit maximization. Cultural identity is the product, not just the output."
|
||||
|
||||
[managed_forestry]
|
||||
name = "Managed Forestry"
|
||||
category = "agriculture"
|
||||
description = "Plantation forestry producing structural timber through multi-decade harvest cycles, with secondary outputs in cooperage wood and specialty wood products."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["timber"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = []
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["north_reach", "west_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "neutral"
|
||||
tier3_density = "low"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "cooperative"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "Nordmark Skog at Stillvakt is the canonical Tier-1 instance. 40-60 year replanting cycles — disruption has very long recovery. Dunbar (GJ 3991) cooperage-grade hardwood is a secondary instance critical for the Calloway whisky chain: it must be listed as a separate production site in that supply chain, not merged with general timber. Tier-3 instances: smaller managed plots on settled worlds with forest biospheres."
|
||||
|
||||
[biosphere_cultivation]
|
||||
name = "Biosphere Cultivation"
|
||||
category = "agriculture"
|
||||
description = "Cultivation of complex biosphere products for pharmaceutical biologicals, industrial feedstock, and specialty fiber, requiring access to established ecosystems."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["organic_compounds"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["north_reach", "south_reach", "east_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "certified"
|
||||
tier3_density = "low"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "monopolist", "cooperative"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "Brach fiber cultivation (thrds, Braemar) is the canonical locked instance — brach fiber herd cannot be rapidly expanded and biological sample export has been refused for 300 years. This is not a biological ceiling only; it is actively defended commercial policy. Location_bound = Braemar for all brach fiber production chains. Other biosphere cultivation (pharmaceutical biologicals, industrial organics) is less locked but still requires complex ecosystem access."
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
# ==========================================================================
|
||||
# MANUFACTURING (6)
|
||||
# Transformation of intermediates into final goods.
|
||||
# ==========================================================================
|
||||
|
||||
[heavy_industrial_manufacturer]
|
||||
name = "Heavy Industrial Manufacturer"
|
||||
category = "manufacturing"
|
||||
description = "Production of large-scale extraction and construction machinery — drilling rigs, ore processors, construction equipment — designed for field conditions."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["heavy_equipment"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["refined_metals", "electronics"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["south_reach", "core"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "neutral"
|
||||
tier3_density = "low"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "specialist"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "Stalownia Kowalski is the canonical Tier-1 instance. Geographic persistence: heavy_equipment is oversized bulk class (2.5x transport cost) — manufacturing stays near raw sources. Stalownia's south_reach location is structurally irreplaceable because of this. Tier-3 instances: local repair and fabrication shops, not full manufacturers. 1-3 year lead times on large rigs (D-177)."
|
||||
|
||||
[transit_vehicle_manufacturer]
|
||||
name = "Transit Vehicle Manufacturer"
|
||||
category = "manufacturing"
|
||||
description = "Production of ships, ground vehicles, and freight vessels for population and cargo movement across the Reach."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["transport_vehicles", "freight_haulers"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["drive_cores", "advanced_alloys"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["core", "south_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "certified"
|
||||
tier3_density = "low"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "specialist", "monopolist"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "Mastroianni Vehicle Group is the canonical Tier-1 instance. MVG and Stalownia share a product boundary — mobile extraction platforms and mining vehicles — which is a designed conflict point. 1-2 year lead times on bespoke MVG vehicles (D-177). Commission safety certification required. Freight hauler demand = f(trade_volume, fleet_age); vehicle demand = f(population, wealth) — these respond to different signals."
|
||||
|
||||
[precision_instrument_maker]
|
||||
name = "Precision Instrument Maker"
|
||||
category = "manufacturing"
|
||||
description = "Manufacture of high-tolerance precision components, instruments, and sub-assemblies requiring east_reach lattice-grade mineral inputs."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["electronics"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["lattice_grade_material", "advanced_alloys"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["east_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = true
|
||||
currency_preference = "mixed"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "certified"
|
||||
tier3_density = "low"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "monopolist"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "East_reach anchor archetype, defined specifically to provide the east_reach with a high-value manufactured export identity. Uses lattice_grade_material (east_reach primary source) as a distinctive input. Commission certification required for lattice-adjacent components — creates friction with Compact-proximate east_reach systems. Feeds implant_hardware and gate_components supply chains. Strategic importance: east_reach lattice_grade_material flowing into east_reach precision manufacturing is the corridor's claim to economic significance."
|
||||
|
||||
[textile_craft_guild]
|
||||
name = "Textile Craft Guild"
|
||||
category = "manufacturing"
|
||||
description = "Guild-organized production of functional and cultural textiles combining traditional craft knowledge with technical application."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["textiles"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["organic_compounds", "chemicals"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["east_reach", "north_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = true
|
||||
currency_preference = "mixed"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "neutral"
|
||||
tier3_density = "medium"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["cooperative", "specialist"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "East_reach anchor archetype. thrds (Braemar) is the only existing Tier-1 instance but uses the brach fiber monopoly chain — Tier-3 east_reach guild instances use different organic inputs. North_reach equivalents exist (cold-weather technical textiles without the brach exclusivity). Guild organization means Cooperative behavioral archetype predominates, though some have been acquired by larger entities and shifted to Specialist or Producer."
|
||||
|
||||
[station_module_constructor]
|
||||
name = "Station Module Constructor"
|
||||
category = "manufacturing"
|
||||
description = "Production of complete habitat and operational modules for station expansion and new settlement construction."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["habitat_modules"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["structural_panels", "electronics", "chemicals"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach", "south_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "certified"
|
||||
tier3_density = "low"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "specialist"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "Cygni B is the canonical Tier-1 instance. 2-5 year lead times on station sections (D-177). Module construction is oversized bulk — stays near raw sources, which is near corridor hubs. A structural panels shortage (from timber disruption) cascades directly to this archetype: no modules means no new stations. Frontier expansion rate is mechanically gated by this archetype's supply."
|
||||
|
||||
[gate_infrastructure_manufacturer]
|
||||
name = "Gate Infrastructure Manufacturer"
|
||||
category = "manufacturing"
|
||||
description = "Production of span gate components, aperture assemblies, and transit infrastructure — the highest-value and most politically sensitive manufactured good."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["gate_components"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["rail_infrastructure", "drive_cores", "advanced_alloys"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["core"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "certified"
|
||||
tier3_density = "rare"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["monopolist"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "Gate Corporation holds a near-total monopoly on this archetype. Effectively a Monopolist-only archetype — the 6-tier supply chain depth, commission certification, and capital requirements preclude competitive entry. Rail_infrastructure is a secondary output used in surface transit networks. Gate component shortage cascades immediately to both implant_hardware (via lattice_substrate input) and gate_components — making this the most politically charged supply chain in the Reach."
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
# ==========================================================================
|
||||
# TRADE / LOGISTICS (4)
|
||||
# Freight transport, distribution, and clearing.
|
||||
# ==========================================================================
|
||||
|
||||
[corridor_freight_operator]
|
||||
name = "Corridor Freight Operator"
|
||||
category = "trade_logistics"
|
||||
description = "Interstellar cargo transport along established corridor routes, operating a fleet of freight haulers for multi-system delivery."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["freight_haulers"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["transport_vehicles"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach", "south_reach", "west_reach", "east_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "certified"
|
||||
tier3_density = "medium"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["distributor", "intermediary"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "Present in all settled sectors. Sova Logistics (Station Sova, Van Maanen's Star) is the canonical mid-tier instance — a tycoon-bookmark-scale operator. Mercado Travessia has logistics as a secondary identity. Commission registration required for freight haulers. Tier-3 instances: single-ship owner-operators, family cargo lines, station-owned freight operations."
|
||||
|
||||
[gateway_transit_operator]
|
||||
name = "Gateway Transit Operator"
|
||||
category = "trade_logistics"
|
||||
description = "Hub-based routing coordination through major gate junctions, facilitating multi-hop cargo movement and transshipment."
|
||||
primary_commodities = []
|
||||
secondary_commodities = []
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "certified"
|
||||
tier3_density = "rare"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["intermediary", "monopolist"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "These are the logistics corporations that make corridor trade possible by providing transshipment services at major junctions. They don't own the commodities — they own the routing infrastructure and transshipment capacity. Commodity coverage is multi-commodity (whatever crosses the junction). Junction hubs have natural monopoly tendencies — Monopolist behavioral archetype is common at single-junction operators."
|
||||
|
||||
[distribution_clearing_hub]
|
||||
name = "Distribution and Clearing Hub"
|
||||
category = "trade_logistics"
|
||||
description = "Warehousing, commodity consolidation, and redistribution operations at major economic nodes, including multi-currency clearing functions."
|
||||
primary_commodities = []
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["financial_services"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach", "west_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "mixed"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "certified"
|
||||
tier3_density = "low"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["intermediary", "distributor"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "The Groombridge clearing house is a critical Tier-1 gap (D-175) — a financial clearing house is essential for the three-currency simulation. This archetype covers the warehousing/redistribution function; financial_clearing_house covers the pure financial function. At Groombridge, the two functions are combined in one institution. Multi-commodity exposure; financial_services secondary because clearing requires currency conversion services."
|
||||
|
||||
[perishable_chain_operator]
|
||||
name = "Perishable Chain Operator"
|
||||
category = "trade_logistics"
|
||||
description = "Specialized cold-chain logistics for food and pharmaceutical goods with time-sensitive freshness requirements."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce", "processed_food"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["medical_goods", "chemicals"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["core", "west_reach", "east_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "certified"
|
||||
tier3_density = "low"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "distributor"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "Frontier systems importing food pay enormous perishable premiums. This archetype owns the refrigerated freight capacity that makes fresh food available in systems without agriculture. Medical_goods secondary — pharmaceutical perishables travel the same cold-chain infrastructure. Niche but structurally important: without cold chain, outer-corridor systems have reduced food option diversity."
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
# ==========================================================================
|
||||
# SERVICES (6)
|
||||
# Professional and experiential services — non-transportable (non_physical bulk class).
|
||||
# ==========================================================================
|
||||
|
||||
[financial_clearing_house]
|
||||
name = "Financial Clearing House"
|
||||
category = "services"
|
||||
description = "Banking, credit provision, multi-currency exchange, and inter-system financial clearing — the institutional infrastructure of Reach commerce."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["financial_services"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = []
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "mixed"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "certified"
|
||||
tier3_density = "medium"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["intermediary", "monopolist"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "CRITICAL TIER-1 GAP: A Groombridge clearing house must exist before Phase 2 begins (D-175). Without it, Tractus/Mark cross-zone settlement has no institutional home. The service commodity is financial_services; the institution is the most economically and politically significant financial actor in the Reach. Tier-3 instances: local credit unions, system-level banks, Compact member financial cooperatives. Shadow viable in Compact zones — informal banking outside Assembly-certified institutions."
|
||||
|
||||
[commercial_law_firm]
|
||||
name = "Commercial Law Firm"
|
||||
category = "services"
|
||||
description = "Commercial legal services including contract enforcement, arbitration, trade documentation, and corporate representation."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["legal_services"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = []
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["core", "south_reach", "west_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "certified"
|
||||
tier3_density = "medium"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "monopolist", "distributor"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "Ferreira Monteiro (south_reach, 400-year case archive) and Crown's Hollow chancery (west_reach) are canonical Tier-1 instances. Legal services compliance demand means this archetype is always present at major economic nodes. Tier-3 instances: local advocates, documentation offices, notarial services. Guild structures common — law firms often operate as professional cooperatives."
|
||||
|
||||
[risk_underwriting_house]
|
||||
name = "Risk Underwriting House"
|
||||
category = "services"
|
||||
description = "Cargo and corporate risk underwriting, insurance, and liability management for interstellar trade and operations."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["insurance"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = []
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["core", "south_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "neutral"
|
||||
tier3_density = "low"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "intermediary"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "Priority Tier-1 gap — no existing Tier-1 insurance corporation (D-175). Insurance affects trade volume through risk pricing: inadequate underwriting capacity = reduced trade flow. South_reach mutual insurance (noted in gestalt-round2) is a cooperative-archetype variant. Intermediary archetype common for large underwriters that also perform commercial intelligence on their covered clients."
|
||||
|
||||
[medical_re_embodiment_clinic]
|
||||
name = "Medical Re-embodiment Clinic"
|
||||
category = "services"
|
||||
description = "Licensed medical services including healthcare, neural backup, and Commission-certified re-embodiment procedures."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["medical_services"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = []
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "certified"
|
||||
tier3_density = "medium"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "monopolist"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "Prometheus Labs is the canonical adjacent Tier-1 institution — not quite a clinic, more a longevity research and protocol maintenance operation. Standard medical clinics are the Tier-3 mass of this archetype. Commission certification required for re-embodiment. Compact zones have lower service_capacity seeds (Prometheus network sparsity), creating a structural healthcare gap that the shadow market (unlicensed re-embodiment) fills. High shadow viable in frontier and Compact zones."
|
||||
|
||||
[destination_hospitality_operator]
|
||||
name = "Destination Hospitality Operator"
|
||||
category = "services"
|
||||
description = "Tourism experiences, cultural destination management, fine dining, and entertainment — economic returns from place identity and experience."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["tourism"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["entertainment", "hospitality"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["west_reach", "north_reach", "core"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "neutral"
|
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tier3_density = "medium"
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behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "cooperative"]
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generation_notes = "Talbreu (Bruckenau, GJ 798) is a canonical hospitality instance — Franconian heritage, farmhouse lager, west_reach transit culture. VGV's Confluent wine estates generate tourism pull. Calloway distillery circuit generates north_reach tourism. Tier-3 instances are ubiquitous: every inhabited node above subsistence has entertainment and food venues. Demand is elastic (first cut in downturns) but the Specialist archetype maintains premium positioning even in lean periods."
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[commission_certification_agent]
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name = "Commission Certification Agent"
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category = "services"
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description = "Commercial intermediaries facilitating Commission certification of regulated goods — particularly implant hardware, medical equipment, and safety-certified vehicles."
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primary_commodities = ["commission_certification"]
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secondary_commodities = ["legal_services"]
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typical_sectors = ["core", "south_reach"]
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east_reach_anchor = false
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currency_preference = "tractus"
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commission_relationship = "certified"
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tier3_density = "low"
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behavioral_affinity = ["intermediary", "monopolist"]
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generation_notes = "The commission_certification service commodity IS the political mechanism generating shadow economy pressure. Tractus-denominated certification costs applied to Compact members who must convert from Mark (at ~3% friction) is the structural driver of the shadow economy (D-174). Compact zones have near-zero demand for this archetype — the Commission holds no legal authority there. Shadow viable is extreme in Compact zones where uncertified alternatives fill the gap."
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# ==========================================================================
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# INTELLIGENCE (1)
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# Commercial data collection, market intelligence, and brokerage networks.
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# ==========================================================================
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|
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[intelligence_network]
|
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name = "Intelligence Network"
|
||||
category = "intelligence"
|
||||
description = "Commercial data collection, market intelligence brokerage, and information analysis operating as a value-added layer over trade and financial services."
|
||||
primary_commodities = ["financial_services"]
|
||||
secondary_commodities = ["legal_services", "insurance"]
|
||||
typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach", "south_reach"]
|
||||
east_reach_anchor = false
|
||||
currency_preference = "tractus"
|
||||
commission_relationship = "neutral"
|
||||
tier3_density = "rare"
|
||||
behavioral_affinity = ["intermediary", "specialist"]
|
||||
generation_notes = "Adams & Ford Publishing (The Drifter's Guide — commercial intelligence as trade publication), Mercado Travessia's supply chain data arm, and VGV Comptoir's 350-year distribution archive are canonical examples. Financial_services is the billing vector — intelligence is priced as a premium service attached to financial or legal relationships. Unregistered commercial intelligence is D-174 canonical contraband (shadow_viable = true). The 'intelligence' category has only one archetype because commercial intelligence is always bundled with another primary service; a pure standalone intelligence corporation is a cover, not a business model."
|
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