Evaluating the use of DDT for malaria control, this model assesses environmental and health risks against benefits, suggesting cost-effectiveness of alternative vector management strategies and highlighting the economic benefits of phasing out DDT.

Examining the impact of carbon-pricing legislation on U.S. manufacturing industries, the study assesses output-based rebates and border adjustments, suggesting that long-term solutions require investment in low-carbon technologies.

Malaysia's open economy, diversified from agriculture to manufacturing and services, thrives with a trade to GDP ratio exceeding 130%. PETRONAS's establishment in 1974 bolstered energy sectors, contributing 19% to GDP in 2009. Strategic interventions, like the Economic Transformation Programme, support sustained competitiveness and development.

Using a system-dynamics-based model, this study of Mali’s second-generation poverty reduction strategy suggests growth potential but highlights the challenges in achieving government's growth and development goals under current policies.

Analyzing income distribution in Pakistan using a system dynamics model, the study suggests policies like education investment and micro-credit positively impact income equality and economic growth.

T21-USA model reveals that continuing current energy policies increases US dependency on foreign resources, but scenarios with improved standards show potential for reduced consumption and pollution while boosting the economy.