The maximum percentage of tasks in the economy that are automated by AI. 40% means AI takes over 40% of all automatable work at peak.
How many years it takes to reach Peak AI Adoption. Shorter = faster disruption and sharper unemployment spike.
Baseline share of investment allocated to AI/intangible capital before adoption effects.
Additional AI investment share per unit adoption. Higher values shift more investment toward AI capital.
Adoption speed and labor disruption are separate levers: speed changes how fast AI spreads, while labor disruption changes how much of that adoption turns into layoffs and persistent labor-demand pressure.
How strongly new AI adoption turns sector exposure into layoffs and persistent labor-demand pressure. 1.0x = reference path. Higher values mean a harsher labor transition, not higher productivity.
0% = monopoly pricing (profits rise). 100% = competitive pricing (prices fall, purchasing power rises).
Annual share of financial wealth consumed. Higher values smooth shocks by allowing capital owners to spend from wealth.
How strongly worker spending falls when unemployment rises. Higher values = stronger demand contraction.
Adjusts the effective tax rate on wages. 1.0x = current policy. Increasing reduces worker take-home pay.
Adjusts the effective tax rate on profits. Raising this can trigger 'Capital Flight' if it exceeds the global benchmark.
How much benefits grow with productivity. 0% = Frozen (Austerity). 100% = Benefits keep pace with economic growth.
How strongly wealth 'flees' when capital taxes exceed global benchmarks. 0 = no effect, 1 = maximum sensitivity.
Extra percentage points of interest the government pays per 1% of Debt/GDP above threshold. Higher = faster 'Fiscal Death Spiral'.
Turns on wage and price dynamics. When enabled, wage growth responds to unemployment and productivity.