Jay Forrester: The Growth and Collapse of Markets

[@robinwood1358]

Limits to Growth came out in 1972. Still recall doing an undergraduate essay on it at Stellenbosch in 1976.

[@dztennessee9744]

Minute 58 was Doonella Meadows

[@wasbel1]

System Dynamics revealing how world activities reveal its system as an interrelated, interconnected and interactive equations in pieces to a wholesome unit...

[@bryceedwards9314]

Awesome question by that first fella. I wonder who that was/what he's doing now.. He saw the intersection of 2 emerging fields that would characterize the 21st century.

[@BruceSkarin]

The copyright at the very end is for 1997. It is probably from the Systems Thinking in Action conference that year. Jay still has yet to publish the national model unfortunately.

Have you found anything close to it or anything else of similar interest?

[@christo930]

What year did this take place? It appears to be the late 90s. Any know for sure?

[@robertzhang6400]

According to the online speech of Zhou xiaochuan, this kind of feedback-control eonomic model was used in the 2008 economic crisis to protect the eocnomy.

[@Sachinkry]

Wow, really?

[@christo930]

Thanks.

[@SouPress]

Jay Forrester's voice is reminiscent of William Burroughs. What accent is that?

[@Enigma758]

+SouPress He's from Nebraska if that matters.

[@bryceedwards9314]

This shit goes so hard.

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

Club of Rom and what did they all learn???