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GROWTH

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Charles François (2004). GROWTH. International Encyclopedia of Systems and Cybernetics, 2(1): 1474.
Collection International Encyclopedia of Systems and Cybernetics
Year 2004
Vol. (num.) 2(1)
ID 1474
Object type General information

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Template:Ency person stated: “Growth may be viewed as Template:Ency term modifications initiated by some ”foreign“ Template:Ency term permitting the acceptance of (more) Template:Ency term”.

Accordingly:

“a. Template:Ency term characteristics of systems are the necessary consequences of growth and attendant modifications.
“b. Because growth modifications are such as to permit the system to be maintained more efficiently, they can be viewed as Template:Ency term.
“c. Growth is limited by Template:Ency term and Template:Ency term.
“d. Growth follows a ”plan“ Template:Ency term in Template:Ency term of the initial system modified by localized Template:Ency term” (1968, p.87).

According to Template:Ency person: “Some growth Template:Ency term can be dealt within terms of relatively simple Template:Ency term Template:Ency term, the solution of which yields growth curves of single Template:Ency term. At the more complex Template:Ency term structural problems become dominant and the complex Template:Ency term between growth and Template:Ency term are the focus of interest. All growth Template:Ency term are sufficiently alike however to suggest that a general theory of growth is by no means an impossibility”. (1956, p.13).

Forty years later, we still lack such a systemic theory!

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