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In this controversial book, Jay Forrester presents a computer model describing the major internal forces controlling the balance of population, housing, and industry within an urban area. He then simulates the life cycle of a city and predicts the impact of proposed remedies
on the system. Startling in its conclusions, this book became the basis of a major research effort that has influenced many government urban-policy decisions.
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