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A summary of the article and CLDs in How exposure to chronic stress contributes to
the development of type 2 diabetes: A complexity science approach Merabet 2022
Jde o lokalizovanou verzi modelu autorů Navid Ghaffarzadegan,
John Lyneis a George P. Richardson, popsanou v článku How small system
dynamics models can help the public policy process, který je dostupný na adrese
https://bit.ly/3a71R0N. Tento model se
v originální, mnohokrát naklonované a upravované verzi nachází i
v prostředí InsightMaker.
V rámci cvičení předmětu 6MMOD1 řeší tato část úkol B.
Stock-flow consistent model with private debt provided by the financial sector. Growth in model is predicated on Business sector growth in the wage bill which is funded by internal finance if available, while the remainder is financed by credit, i.e., external finance (an exogenous variable in the model). Business equity is the difference of the Business's current account and business debt (i.e., capital account). Firms are passive in this model--they do not save and pass all revenue, and external financing, to households minus repayments on debt--which is an exogenous variable in the model.