Applying Systems Thinking to Population Problems

In a previous edition, we touched on why systems problems cannot be solved by rational reasoning alone. Letโ€™s explore with examples. In 1967, Romania decided to reverse its population decline by making abortions illegal. It seemed to have the desired effect: the birth rate tripled. Yet, the birth rate not just crawled back to its... Continue Reading →

Nonlinearity at Work

System problems are โ€œrooted in the internal structure of complex systems.โ€ They are, โ€œundesirable behaviors characteristic of the system structures that produce them.โ€

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