Title: Coherence as Capital — Why Ethical Stability Must Become a Financial Metric
Overview:
The Moral-Rational Operating System (MROS) introduces a quantitative lens for ethics. Its Global Coherence Index (GCI) allows investors to evaluate whether an organization’s algorithms, labor systems, and governance practices remain fair and consistent with stated principles.
Just as carbon metrics quantify environmental risk, the GCI quantifies moral drift.
By linking ESG scores and investment ratings to GCI bands, capital markets can reward transparency and punish ethical opacity.
Key Insight:
Ethical stability is not philosophy—it’s predictive of corporate resilience.
Low GCI scores correlate with litigation risk, brand erosion, and regulatory exposure.
Call to Action:
Incorporate the GCI schema into ESG reporting frameworks.
Adopt Band B (GCI ≥ 0.85) as the minimum acceptable ethical floor for all AI-driven or high-impact decision systems.
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• Recommended public submission format: .zip or .tar.gz including these five files and a README with DOI citation to your sealed MROS document.
• Suggested release tag: EIG_Pack_v1.0_Illustrative
• Optional DOI deposit: Zenodo → “Methods & Metrics Supplement to the MROS Framework.”
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“When fairness gains a number, conscience gains traction.”
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