The system dynamics community is interested in the ways in which modelling and simulation tools may be used to enhance learning about complex dynamic systems. We hope that this enhanced learning will result in more robust policy making, i.e., improved decision by the policy maker, and henceforth subsequent improvements in organisational performance (as measured by revenues, profit, market share, returns on sale, returns on capital invested, improved social welfare, and so on). There is general consensus within the SD community that the process of building and simulating formal models is a valuable team learning activity for participants involved in the model building activity (Morecroft and Sterman, 1994)

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• 1996

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