Creative work that has been verified is treated as economic output: it can be measured as value, recognised monetarily where eligible, and counted alongside other production.

That a record exists confirming the work exists, can be attributed, and is what it claims to be. It does not mean approved, popular or good.

No. Taste belongs to audiences and critics. Verification asks only whether the work exists, who made it and whether the record is dependable.

Verified creative output treated as a persistent base of value, built only from verified production.

It still exists, but it sits outside the measured economy: it is not counted in GCP and is not a candidate for S₵ recognition.