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Measures & indicators

Metrics that track moral performance across systems.

Metrics that track moral performance across systems.

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G. Measures & indicators

Metrics that track moral performance across systems.

Moral Performance Indicators (MPIs)

Key metrics showing a system’s ethical functioning: time-to-stop, reversibility rate, appeal success rate, burden ratios, and more. MPIs complement traditional KPIs.

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Service-Level Indicators of Justice (SLJs)

Operational metrics tied directly to fairness, safety, and dignity. SLJs should sit alongside uptime and latency commitments.

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Institutional Metabolism Mapping

A diagnostic mapping of where energy, care, time, and money circulate inside an institution. It visualizes maintenance metabolism, burden gradients, and points of extraction.

Teams use the map to set SLJs, redesign roles, and decide where to invest new maintenance windows.

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Time-to-Halt (TTH)

Seconds between a harmful process beginning and the system stopping it—an essential complement to stopability.

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Time-to-Restore (TTR)

How long it takes to reverse harm and return a person to their prior state. Low TTR is a signal of effective reversibility.

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Human Substitution Index

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How often humans must compensate for system failings.

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Moral Debt

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Accumulated harm the system has caused but not corrected.

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