Scrolls on Experimental Microeconomics and the Hidden Identity Game

Scrolls on Experimental Microeconomics and the Hidden Identity GameCultural Formation, Narrative Sovereignty, and Strategic Truth in Tesfaye Gebre’abby Temesgen Muleta‑ErenaThis book brings together two powerful analytical streams: experimental microeconomics drawn from real‑world observation, and sovereign identity analysis grounded in the literary discoveries of Tesfaye Gebre’ab. Through ten interconnected essays, the work reveals how identity survives suppression, how cultural truth re‑emerges, and how communities preserve themselves through memory, genealogy, and narrative sovereignty.Using tools from game theory, information theory, and entropy modelling, the book examines the structural logic behind renaming, assimilation, administrative erasure, and genealogical distortion. Each essay shows how identity suppression operates as a strategic game - and how truth eventually surpasses it. Tesfaye’s cases, from Chaltu to Jamila to Qixxoo Hussein, become empirical signals that expose the mechanics of erasure and the pathways of reconstruction.At the same time, the book demonstrates how daily observation becomes a microeconomic laboratory. Silent cultural behaviours, reader patterns, and long‑term truth signals form the empirical backbone of the author’s experimental method: observe, measure, analyse, write, publish. These scrolls show how cultural systems behave like economic systems - revealing preference, equilibrium, distortion, and correction.The result is a sovereign analytical monograph that merges cultural truth with scientific modelling. It argues that identity, once rooted in truth, cannot be erased; it can only be suppressed temporarily. Sovereignty is the natural equilibrium of truth.ABOUT THE AUTHORTemesgen Muleta‑Erena is a sovereign publisher, modular essayist, and ceremonial infrastructure theorist whose work integrates behavioural economics, indigenous strategy, and epistemic modelling into long‑horizon civilisational frameworks. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of West London and an MA from the University of East Anglia.Across his catalogue, Muleta‑Erena engineers legacy‑driven publishing systems that treat each book as a civic artifact and each essay as a diagnostic scroll. His research spans experimental microeconomics, thermodynamic modelling, cultural memory systems, and sovereign identity reconstruction.He is the author of twelve volumes, including The Time‑Tested Republic, Beyond the Sun, Macroeconomics Beyond GDP, Institutional Entropy, Experimental Microeconomics from Daily Life (Volumes I & II), Game Theory in Indigenous Strategy, The Secret Economist, Scrolls on Experimental Microeconomics and the Pen‑State Paradox, The Game of Strategic