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The Policy and Scenarios Advanced course deepens understanding of systems behavioral patterns by presenting policies which address commodity systems behavior challenges and by using alternative scenarios dealing with market forces as tests. The Learning Lab has two learning pathways: The Systems Thinking Basics course shows the application of systems thinking and stock-flow mapping as tools to hypothesize and express underlying system feedback structures contributing to issues such as resource depletion and environmental pollution. The format offers learners a progression of interactive experiences on which to build an understanding of the issues of the global shrimp industry system, including wild fisheries and aquaculture, its financial instability, the environmental issues it faces, and how individual policy alternatives can be tested, analyzed and combined to address industry performance. It has been used successfully in undergraduate and graduate courses where business sustainability and/or system dynamics applications are emphasized. “The Shrimp Commodity System Learning Lab” was designed for individuals seeking to build their systems thinking muscle and policy-design skills. The model also illustrates the potential for further dialogue between Marxian economics and system dynamics.Ībout a little guy that lives in a blue worldĪnd all day and all night and everything he sees is just blueĭa ba dee da ba daa, da ba dee da ba daa, da ba dee da ba daaīlue are the streets and all the trees are tooīlue are the people here that walk aroundīlue like my Corvette, it's in and outsideīlue are the words I say and what I thinkīlue are the feelings that live inside me In line with George Box’s plea for parsimony, this paper presents a more straightforward version of Keen’s model that remains consistent with its fundamental behaviour. However, the model is also over-specified, highly sensitive to initial conditions and therefore more difficult to convey. The model effectively mimics the dynamics of key indicators prior to, during and after the 2007/08 crisis. One such explanation is provided by Steve Keen in his Goodwin-Minsky model. Alternative, mostly Marxian and Keynesian, explanations for the instabilities have been sought within the structure of the economic system itself. They become unstable and can lead to recessions, crises and depressions-phenomena that economists typically look to exogenous forces to explain.
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Every now and then, these common economic cycles go off the hinges. Market-capitalism typically goes through cycles of expansion and contraction.
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