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Purpose

This work provides a pre-analytical representation layer that renders institutional and fiscal structures visible. It maps rules, records, and fiscal movements into observable geometry before any interpretive, doctrinal, or policy judgment.

What this is

A visibility framework: converting institutional traces into readable structure.
A reading grammar: describing events, paths, clouds, bottlenecks, and shadow regions as structured objects.
A measurement language: enabling comparison across contexts without requiring interpretive alignment.

How to read the figures

Figures are black-and-white and schematic. Differences are expressed through geometry—position, shape, density, boundaries, and paths—not color or narrative emphasis. Figures are intended to be reproducible and contestable from the same record base.

Interpretation boundary

All conclusions drawn from the rendered structure remain the responsibility of the interpreting party. The framework’s role ends at stable rendering and description.

Reuse

The framework may be reused as a representational method in academic, professional, or institutional settings, provided it is cited and its non-prescriptive boundary is preserved

Engagement

Engagement is selective and project-based. The sole deliverable is structural rendering: a reproducible mapping of an institutional situation into visible form for subsequent interpretation by domain experts.

Maintained and published by Fiscal Geometry Analytics Inc. (Ontario, Canada).

This site documents a non-normative structural rendering framework.

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