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Unit	Title	Use
Readme	Economic Reasoning and Coordination Principles Framework Readme	Connect methods to form a service arrangement, coordinate a shared constraint or use an efficiency gain.
Preface	Preface	Understand the connected methods, their rationale, sources and limits.

Part I - Calculation and discovery

§	ID & Title	Status	Keywords & Search Queries	Dependencies
1	ECO.1 - Recover the Basis for an Economic Calculation	Stable	prices; weights; exchange; opportunity cost. What does this economic comparison actually compare?	Existing MA/FIN accounts; ECO.3 if an exchange remains missing.
2	ECO.2 - Reconsider Resource Use in Response to Price Signals	Stable	price change; substitution; marginal use. What response do the available terms support?	ECO.1 for disputed prices; functional and operating feasibility.
3	ECO.3 - Discover an Exchange between Different Plans	Stable	entrepreneurial discovery; different plans; exchange. What useful combination can the parties actually realize?	ECO.1 for calculation; ECO.4 for complementary commitments.

Part II - Commitments and adaptation

§	ID & Title	Status	Keywords & Search Queries	Dependencies
1	ECO.4 - Form Resource Commitments for an Uncertain Venture	Stable	resource mobilization; uncertainty; complementary commitments. What makes a first action or joint commitment attainable?	ECO.3 proposal; OPS resources; FIN financing; EXD where understanding is missing.
2	ECO.5 - Choose Exchange Terms for Private Information and Effort	Stable	private information; effort; incentives; participation. Which terms make the contribution worthwhile and feasible?	Proposed exchange; ECO.4 commitments or ECO.6 dependence where relevant.
3	ECO.6 - Arrange Adaptation in a Dependent Trading Relationship	Stable	dependence; dedicated investment; adaptation; outside option. How will the parties handle a consequential change?	ECO.1 grounds; EAM/FIN consequences; OCE/CGOV for a selected organization change.

Part III - Shared and extended coordination

§	ID & Title	Status	Keywords & Search Queries	Dependencies
1	ECO.7 - Coordinate Use and Renewal of a Shared Resource	Stable	shared resource; renewal; access; collective rules. Can separate uses and contributions preserve the resource?	Physical and operating resource account; ECO.8/.9 for wider coordination and rule change.
2	ECO.8 - Join Direct Cooperation with a Wider Economic Order	Stable	direct cooperation; extended order; Method vertical. Which coordination mechanism fits each relation?	The actual cooperation and exchange relations; ECO.7 for a shared constraint.
3	ECO.9 - Decide Whether and How to Change Economic Rules through Their Working Practices	Stable	institutional change; cultural evolution; capability. Should this rule be retained or changed, and what working contribution is needed?	Current practice and change pressure; C.36 cultural continuation; HCD/MDPE capability.

Part IV - Efficiency and demand

§	ID & Title	Status	Keywords & Search Queries	Dependencies
1	ECO.10 - Trace Efficiency Savings through Demand Responses (Rebound Effects)	Stable	Jevons; rebound; efficiency; demand; counterfactual. Does a unit saving change total resource use?	Unit-resource relation and counterfactual; ECO.2/.3 for changed prices and uses.