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Zenodo
2026
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| Accesso online: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20062582 |
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- <p><span>This paper analyzes structural vulnerabilities within the contemporary fiat-based global monetary system, arguing that debt expansion, financialization, and reserve currency concentration generate long-term systemic instability.<br><br>It identifies ten interconnected failures of the modern debt economy, including unconstrained debt monetization, regressive inflation dynamics, sovereign debt dependency, productivity–debt divergence, institutional moral hazard, and the absence of politically neutral stores of value.<br><br>The framework examines how current monetary systems increasingly rely on financial intermediation, leverage, and asset appreciation rather than productive economic output, reinforcing wealth concentration and systemic fragility across both advanced and developing economies.<br><br>It evaluates the limitations of single-asset alternatives such as cryptocurrencies, commodity-backed currencies, and productivity-indexed systems, arguing that each model alone lacks sufficient stability, scalability, or governance resilience.<br><br>Positioned as a monetary systems and political economy analysis, the work proposes a “Sovereign Value Framework” integrating digitally enforced scarcity, real asset backing, and productive capacity indexing into a multi-layered architecture designed to improve transparency, resilience, and long-term monetary sovereignty.</span></p>