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The MIT System Dynamics Group

Applies the use of feedback loops to study complex systems. Stocks and flows help describe how a system is connected by feedback loops which create the nonlinearity found so frequently in modern day problems. Computers software is used to simulate a system dynamics model of the situation being studied. Running "what if" simulations to test certain policies on such a model can greatly aid in understanding how the system changes over time.

MIT System Dynamics Group
E60-375 Sloan School of Management
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, MA 02139 USA

Contact: Click here to email The MIT System Dynamics Group

Click to visit this resource at http://sysdyn.mit.edu.

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