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Shape without scale: an identifiability dichotomy for a bounded tail observed through a non-additive measurement kernel
A latent severity has a bounded lower tail with density of shape alpha and scale L. It is observed only through a fixed Markov kernel K that is biased and non-additive. The relative conditional spread of K diverges at the endpoint. Our sample is i.i.d. from the marginal Q alone, with no anchoring co
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