Introduces a composite index for assessing social progress through family-centered metrics, highlighting community strengths.
Human Equilibrium Index. Social progress measurement has historically defaulted to economic aggregates that omit the structural health of families, communities, and institutions as an interacting system. The Human Equilibrium Index addresses this gap through a family-centered composite specification integrating family capacity, social embeddedness, structural amplification, social level, relative balance, and temporal adaptability, combined as the Human Equilibrium Index.
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