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the industrially developed and in the developing countries were focused separately by them
and they divided the global society to even
smaller units in order to understand its operation even better. They also used mathematical
models but no global system models based on
extensive systems thinking like those of
Meadows were created. The results, however,
Fig. 2.21 Version 10 of Meadows’ world model.
Conditions: birth control worldwide, production limits,
technologies reducing pollution, protection against erosion and the integration of resource saving utilisation from
1995 (Meadows et al. 1992)
2.6 Earth Models, “World Models”
the industrially developed and in the developing countries were focused separately by them
and they divided the global society to even
smaller units in order to understand its operation even better. They also used mathematical
models but no global system models based on
extensive systems thinking like those of
Meadows were created. The results, however,
Fig. 2.21 Version 10 of Meadows’ world model.
Conditions: birth control worldwide, production limits,
technologies reducing pollution, protection against erosion and the integration of resource saving utilisation from
1995 (Meadows et al. 1992)
2.6 Earth Models, “World Models”