Civic Trade Compatibility Architecture
Trade, commerce, and external economic relations in full conformity with the 30 Inviolable Rules.
What this document covers
- Preamble: The Purpose of Civic Trade
- Part I — Principles of Civic Trade
- Part II — The Civic Trade Mandate Architecture
- Part III — The 30-Rule Compliance Screen
- Part IV — Transitional Trade Continuity Architecture
- Part V — Distributional Impact and the Universal Benefit Standard
- Part VI — Civic Trade Dispute Resolution
- Part VII — Prohibited Trade Provisions
Civic Trade Compatibility Architecture is published in full and free of charge as part of the DD&SA corpus — the body of constitutional frameworks, architectures and analyses behind Direct Democracy & Sortition Assemblies. It sits in the Finance & Economy category, runs to 14 pages, and can be read in the on-site reading room or downloaded as a PDF.