The Paudelian Feedback Framework (PuFF) in CBDC Simulations

Abstract

The Paudelian Feedback Framework (PuFF) introduces a novel adaptive control model for modern monetary systems, where liquidity and interest rates self-adjust through real-time feedback loops.

In the context of Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) environments, PuFF enables a form of Cybernetic Capitalism — an economy capable of sensing, interpreting, and correcting itself.

Unlike conventional fixed-rate or rule-based systems, PuFF integrates three interlinked dynamic ratios:

EPR = \frac{x}{x_0}, \quad PAI = k \cdot \log\left(\frac{x}{x_0}\right), \quad SIR = r + k \cdot \log\left(\frac{x}{x_0}\right)

These equations allow liquidity ($x$) and interest rate ($SIR$) to interact through a behavioral feedback coefficient ($k$), which reflects psychological, socio-economic, and temporal sensitivity.

Applied within CBDC systems, PuFF transforms monetary policy into a self-regulating algorithm — one that reduces lag, prevents human bias, and maintains ethical equilibrium between inflation, growth, and fairness.

Key Concepts

  • EPR (Economic Pulse Ratio): measures real-time economic “heartbeat” (liquidity vs equilibrium).

  • PAI (Paudelian Anchor Index): the moral and mathematical anchor of value.

  • SIR (Spontaneous Interest Rate): the self-adjusting rate guided by feedback, not decree.

  • k: a dynamic sensitivity coefficient, driven by behavioral and algorithmic intelligence (Socio-Psychological Factor; eg, pandemics, war, etc.). In fact, k is a simplified expression of f(x, y, z, …).

  • r: the structural base factor (Keynesian core).

Applications

When integrated with digital currency ledgers, PuFF can autonomously calibrate monetary conditions:

  • Adjust interest rates in real-time as liquidity flows.

  • React to psychological and behavioral data (via AI-driven $k$).

  • Provide ethical transparency and system stability in digital economies.

Implication for Central Banks

CBDC systems operating under PuFF gain the ability to:

  • Detect instability before it spreads.

  • Auto-balance liquidity with policy responsiveness.

  • Implement AI-augmented monetary governance — where feedback replaces political intervention.

Citation


Paudel, R. (2025). The Paudelian Feedback Framework (PuFF) in CBDC Simulations. Paudelian Economics Institute.

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