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Token-Budgeted Escalation for Financial Document QA: Cost Is Predictable, Benefit Is the Bottleneck
Retrieval-augmented generation systems can route difficult queries to deeper context, but batch deployments must allocate a shared token budget across calls whose costs vary by query. We formulate selective escalation as finite-batch allocation for financial document question answering. Each of 150
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