Economy · #1 of 26 · Since 1934
Precatórios (court-ordered government debt)
When the State loses in court, it pays. Later. In a queue. With the option of paying in installments by constitutional amendment.
Jabuticaba Index®
100%
Plausibility range: 100%
Evidence grade. Computed from source types: from A (official and academic data) to D (editorial judgment). It does not change the index.
01What exactly is being measured
A constitutional regime in which the government's court-ordered debts enter a payment queue with its own rules.
02Context
The regime has a constitutional basis [1].
No country surveyed has anything equivalent, so there is no map.
03Where else it exists
Not found anywhere else surveyed.
- Local presence(Marginal → Widespread)
- Exported from Brazil(Marginal → Widespread)
- Brazil
- Absent (checked)
- No data
Equal Earth projection. Places with uncertain presence take the color of the highest possible level; the table shows the full range.
04How we got this number
- Presence abroad
Sum of each place's weight: widespread = 1, regional = 0.5, marginal = 0.1. Where it only exists as a Brazilian export, the weight is multiplied by 0.5.
- 0
- Exclusivity E
From 0 (exists everywhere) to 1 (only in Brazil), on a log scale.
- 1
- Intensity I
How much more common it is in Brazil than in the other places where it exists.
Editorial assessment (fictional data). editorial judgment
- 4 of 4
- Rarity coefficient R
R = E + 0.5 × (I ÷ 4) × (1 − E)
R = 1 + 0.5 × (4 ÷ 4) × (1 − 1) = 1
- 1
- Jabuticaba Index®
- 100%
Not part of the score
How aware Brazilians are that this is rare abroad.
Known almost only to creditors and lawyers. editorial judgment
0 of 4
05Sources
- [1]
Decreto Fictício nº 0.000, de 1º de abril de 2020
Diário Oficial Imaginário · Apr 1, 2020 · Official document · in Portuguese
example.org/fictional-decree · accessed Sep 25, 2026
06See also
Last reviewed Sep 25, 2026 · Methodology v0.2