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Economic Leverage & Coercion Resistance

The capacity to convert interdependence into weight, and to withstand conversion attempted in return: the asymmetries of dependence, the coordination machinery that reads and responds to coercion, and the demonstrated ability to hold a position under economic pressure.

Developments: 1,26914th century to 1 October 2026
With medium: 1,460230 very high
Nations: 163
Unverified: 1,1432 verified

Timeline

Every development graded as belonging to this capability, wherever it is kept: very high (about it), high (directly and substantially changes it), medium (a direct, material effect on it). A model gave the grades, reading each entry against the framework. A structured starting point, not a cited record. An entry marked unverified has not been checked against a source; tiers are assigned by a model and are not comparable between nation and capability timelines.

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