Only a sketch to show someone a quick demo of an SD model – I'll probably never finish this as it leaves too many relationships unspecified

I have developed a lesson plan in which students work on both simple and compound interest across both IM and Excel. I also wrote an article about this in Dutch, which you can translate using for example Google Translate: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SsyJF89jT8xwAmtDaMS0rfdUefW7pPwBnw4ASauVeFw/edit?usp=sharing

1) Primary bioresources = the food and fiber system, and

2) Secondary bioresources = organic waste that is manufactured into secondary bioproducts, e.g. soil amendments (like compost), animal feed, materials & chemicals, and energy (fuels, electricity, and CHP)

Integrantes:

- Edson da Costa Vitor Junior, 170086

- Gustavo Batistic Ribeiro, 174028

- Huanna Raquel do Nascimento, 174720

- Karen E. M. Rodrigues, 177493

- Leticia O. C. Tavares, 182047

- Matheus Baroni, 184378

This is what I would imagine how most of the US's personal finances look: The individual has a retirement account set up or will be getting pensions upon retiring and has replaced his or her rent payment with a mortgage, which will go away after 15-30 years.