A system Dynamics (SD) model was developed in the beginning of the eighties to study and analyse the system behaviour and also the suggest policies for future growth of the Indian Tea Industry. The findings from a Delphi study were used in constructing the SD model and in formulating policies for the desired future growth industry.  This paper makes an attempt to compare the actual growth industry. This paper makes an attempt to compare the actual growth pattern of the Indian Tea Industry vis-a-vis the growth of other relevant factors with the predictions made by the Delphii panelists and those generated by the SD model. The reasons for variations in the growth patterns have also been explored.

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• 1991

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