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How should growth-loop governance work?
Table 8How should growth-loop governance work?
| Governance object | Local control | Accountable owner | Escalation trigger |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry rule | Unit, population, event, and window are versioned. | Growth or analytics owner. | Eligibility changes mid-period. |
| Transfer | Receiver, acceptance, and permission are recorded. | Channel or commercial owner. | Output has no receiving owner. |
| Reward and cost | Payer, amount, timing, and cost grain are recorded. | Finance or program owner. | Reward is counted without cost. |
| Outcome | Comparison, result, margin, and horizon are named. | Evidence owner. | Post-action movement is called causal. |
| Review | Disconfirmation, decision, and retirement date are logged. | Governance owner. | A failed assumption remains active. |
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Acquisition growth loops need a declared entry event
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