AB-EXIT¶
The Fifth Class of Institutional Relations Between the State and the Citizen¶
Complete analytical document · Version 6.57 · 2026
Protocol author: Denis Klyavlin · Chisinau Stress-tested by 6 AI models · 449+ rounds · 0 structural contradictions Sources and version history: GitHub · ab-exit.com
How to Read This Book¶
The document is structured from the universal to the specific. Parts I–III apply to any country: the formula, philosophy, theory, electoral dynamics, and responses to criticism. Part IV is a detailed implementation for the United States. Part V covers adaptations for other countries.
Each section is self-contained — you can read it straight through as a book (using the "next/previous" buttons at the bottom of each page) or jump to what you need via the table of contents below.
Quick routes by role:
- Skeptic / critic → start with 29. The Structural Hypocrisy of Criticism, then 23. Comparative Effectiveness
- Academic → 13. Game Theory → 12. The Jheringian Tradition → 15. Honest Politicians (PNAS 2020)
- Citizen → 1. The Core Formula → 11. From Obligation to Choice
- Politician / advisor → 23. Comparative Effectiveness → 21. The Centrist Void
- Investor / tech → 23. Comparative Effectiveness → 31. The Elite Split → 32. Fragmentation of the Tech Elite
Table of Contents¶
Part I — Universal Architecture¶
Chapter 1. Introduction and the Core Formula¶
- The Core Formula D = M × 1.5%
- Protection Against Manipulation
- Rejected Variants of the Formula
- Basic Principles of AB-EXIT
- Structural Novelty — the Fifth Class of Institutional Relations
Chapter 2. History, Philosophy, and the Paradigm Shift¶
- 2,500 Years of the Same Problem
- Compatibility with Religions
- Say-Do Gap
- A Vaccine Against 10 Types of Tyrants
- The Paradigm Shift
- ⭐ AB-EXIT as a Paradigm Change — From Obligation to Choice
Chapter 3. Theoretical Foundations¶
- The Jheringian Tradition
- Game Theory: Downs, Buchanan-Tullock, Shapley, Nash, mechanism design
- Behavioral Economics and the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend
- Honest Politicians Thesis (PNAS 2020)
Chapter 4. Electoral Dynamics and Strategy¶
- Age Economics and the Triangle of the Center
- Pragmatists vs Ideologues — a New Electorate
- Three Epochs of Democracy
- The Cost of Bad Governance
- AB-EXIT Is Stronger Than UBI
- The Centrist Void — the First Emotional Speech
- A Consensus Theme — Uniting Three Camps
Chapter 5. Empirical Base and Country Cases¶
- ⭐ Comparative Effectiveness: Single Digits vs Tens of Percent
- Norway as a Natural Experiment
- Georgia and Saakashvili
- Huntington and Toffler
- The Disappearing Class of Working Men
- The Korean Miracle Without Park Chung-hee
Chapter 6. Structural Hypocrisy and the Arsenal of Elites¶
- The Structural Hypocrisy of Academic Criticism
- The Arsenal of Reasonable Elites Against Populism
- The Elite Split: Class A / B1 / B2
- Fragmentation of the Tech Elite as Mobilization Potential
Part II — Social Architecture¶
Chapter 7. Manifesto, Strategy, Media¶
- Philosophical Manifesto
- The State as a Corporation
- Route B — the Path to Implementation
- Comparison with 10 Other Ideas
- Dalio's Objection
- Naming the Reforms
- Opponents
- Media Strategy
Part III — Implementation: General Principles¶
Chapter 8. Universal Launch Principles¶
- Portrait of the Carrier
- Protection Against the "Poison Pill"
- The Double Capitulation of Gemini Pro
- Protection Against Election Interference
Part IV — 🇺🇸 United States¶
Chapter 9. US-Specific Implementation¶
- US Legal Framework
- Citizen-Initiated Statute — Oregon
- State-by-State Analysis
- W-2 as a Data Source
- Legal Statute
- The Danville Case (VA)
- Church Street vs the City
- $676 Challenge
Part V — 🌍 Other Countries¶
Chapter 10. Adaptation for Other Countries¶
- 🇲🇩 Moldova (in preparation)
- 🇨🇭 Switzerland (in preparation)
- 🇪🇺 EU Countries (in preparation)
- 🇷🇺 Russia (in preparation)
- Additional Countries (in preparation)
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