Step 1 of 1 · set up the scenario
Pick a lever, set conditions, choose a lens
Defaults work. Adjust only what you want to test. Then run the transmission.
Lever
Lever library
Pick one lever — total — from any panel below. The panels group levers by policy family; you are not choosing one from each. Real policy mixes families together — this tool isolates one at a time so the mechanism is legible. Why single-lever →
Selected:Bank rate ↑ · tightening
Monetary policy
2 leversIntensity band · qualitative, not an exact forecast
example path · 0.00% 0.25%
Mostly signalling and initial repricing. Many fixed-rate borrowers unaffected at Q0.
Bands show how transmission intensifies and where thresholds get crossed. They are qualitative, not exact forecasts, and there is no free-form rate input.
Fiscal policy
5 leversSupply / real economy shocks
2 leversExternal / exchange-rate shocks
2 leversFinancial stability / credit
1 leverComing soon · 13 not mapped yet
These levers are listed in the atlas but not mapped yet.
Monetary policy
- Quantitative easing
- Quantitative tightening
Fiscal policy
- VAT cut
- Public investment increase
- Welfare / transfer increase
Household income / labour
- Minimum wage increase
- Benefits uprating
- Rent support / housing subsidy
Supply / real economy shocks
- Food price shock
- Housing supply increase
External / exchange-rate shocks
- Import tariff increase
Financial stability / credit
- Mortgage lending rules loosened
- Credit guarantee scheme
Experimental · engine controls
Conditional transmission engine · Bank Rate Rise
These controls do not change the facts of the scenario. They change which transmission channels become more important.
In short: the controls change transmission emphasis, not the scenario itself.
They are not forecasts. No numbers are produced — only qualitative reweighting of who is exposed, where inflation pressure lands, and where thresholds bite.
Different lenses expose different assumptions; they do not settle the argument.
Lens
Whose perspective, in what register.
Actor lens
See the scenario from one actor's perspective
Audience lens
Everyday view
Plain English — what changes and who feels it
Framing only — qualitative, not a forecast.