Limits To Growth Pierce College成长极限刺穿大学.pptVIP

Limits To Growth Definition A reinforcing (amplifying) process is set in motion to produce a desired result. It creates a spiral of success but also creates inadvertent secondary effects (manifested in a balancing process), which eventually slow down the success. Where is it found? Organizations grow for a while then stop growing Working groups get better for a while, but stop getting better Individuals improve themselves for a period, then plateau Crash diet to lose weight but motivation wanes. A farmer increases yield with fertilizer, but crop is larger than local rainfall can support.