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Economy of Survival: Volume I - Stability and Identity presents an analytical framework examining decision-making under conditions of instability, resource constraint, and sustained stress. Drawing from interdisciplinary research in behavioral decision theory, cognitive load theory, and recovery-adjacent environments, the work explores how stability functions as a prerequisite for effective long-term planning, identity consolidation, and economic continuity. The volume analyzes structural risk environments, identity formation processes, and the sequencing of decision architecture in high-pressure contexts. Designed for scholars, practitioners, and policy-focused audiences, the book introduces a structured conceptual model for understanding stability infrastructure and continuity in recovery-affected and economically unstable populations. This volume forms part of the Economy of Survival analytical framework and contributes to the broader M.I.N.D.(TM) methodology adopted by Model Mentor, LLC for research and curriculum development in recovery-adjacent and workforce reintegration environments

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