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Hollow Win theory & mechanismsReconstruction Completeness as a Sufficient-Statistics Theorem
STATUS · Manuscript in progressSSRN · Not yet posted
MECHANISM
Identify the incentive structure and the condition that would falsify the claim.
RULE CHANGE
Read the intervention only after the paper shows how the current payoff space fails to support system welfare.
READER USE
Use the summary to see where private gain creates system exposure, then check the study record.
Contribution — what this adds to the conversation
Provides a formal criterion for record sufficiency, proves the DA 17-field architecture is sufficient for broad process-sensitive regimes, and connects to the SAPM canon. Contributes to law-and-economics and organizational memory literatures.
WHAT'S NEW · Formalizes a novel sufficiency theorem for record architecture, bridging law, organizational memory, and information theory. No prior work defines reconstruction completeness as inquiry-relative informational sufficiency.
The paper formalizes reconstruction completeness as inquiry-relative informational sufficiency for process-sensitive accountability. It proves that the Decision Accounting 17-field architecture is sufficient for broad regimes, not generally minimal, and that additional fields are ancillary unless legally relevant. The theorem connects to the SAPM corpus, showing that the Reform Dividend requires reconstruction-complete records to distinguish Hollow Wins from genuine Win-Win-Win outcomes.