Emergent visibility configurations in cross-border fiscal governance
| Configuration | Coupling pattern | Visibility dynamics | Illustrative case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strategic opacity | Weak coupling between technocratic programmes and visibility programmes | Low and stable public circulation; reliance on expert networks | BEPS |
| Controlled visibility | Temporary coupling during moments of democratic authorisation, followed by decoupling | Short-lived spikes in visibility followed by a sustained decline | TCJA |
| Mobilisation-dependent visibility | Coupling contingent on political activation rather than programmatic change | High variability in visibility for substantively similar policies | Tariffs |
| Configuration | Coupling pattern | Visibility dynamics | Illustrative case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strategic opacity | Weak coupling between technocratic programmes and visibility programmes | Low and stable public circulation; reliance on expert networks | BEPS |
| Controlled visibility | Temporary coupling during moments of democratic authorisation, followed by decoupling | Short-lived spikes in visibility followed by a sustained decline | TCJA |
| Mobilisation-dependent visibility | Coupling contingent on political activation rather than programmatic change | High variability in visibility for substantively similar policies | Tariffs |
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