The following models, papers and newsletters can be downloaded freely. MI welcomes feedback on any of our models and publications.
MODELS
The following "run-only" models can be used by anyone to experiment with scenarios for different investment options. The "research" version of the T21 Starting Framework is available only with a license, and offer greatly extended options for modifying and expanding the model. For more information on building a model for a country, region, or institution, contact us.
System Requirements: Windows 98 or later, 10MB Hard Disk, 64MB RAM
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PAPERS
Informing the U.S. Energy Policy Debate - How Can We Deal with Rising Demand and Constrained Supply
By Andrea Bassi, John Shilling, and Hans Herren, 2007
Modeling U.S. Energy With Threshold 21
By Andrea Bassi, 2006
Potential Contributions of Existing Computer-based Models to Comparative Assessment of Development Options
By Matteo Pedercini, 2005
Dynamic Analysis of MDG Interventions: The Ghana Pilot
By Matteo Pedercini and Gerald O. Barney, 2004
T21-Cape Verde: Report of the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper Exercise
By Millennium Institute, 2004
Guyana: Impacts of Structural Reform in Bauxite and Sugar on Economic Prospects and Poverty Reduction
By Millennium Institute, 2002
T21 China: An Initial Application and Analysis
By Weishuang Qu and Gerald O. Barney, 2000
Chinese and Global Food Security to 2030: Reducing the Uncertainties. Final Report of The Strategy and Action Project for Chinese and Global Food Security.
By Gerald O. Barney, Philip Bogdonoff, and Weishuang Qu, 1999.
A Skeptic's Guide to Computer Models
By John Sterman, 1998
Reaching the Vision: Analysis of Possible Options
By National Economic Council of Malawi, 1998
Sustainable Development for Italy: An Integrated Model-Based Report
By Gerald O. Barney, Weishuang Qu, and Philip Bogdonoff, 1998
Possible Futures for Bangladesh, Tunisia, and the United States: A Technical Report
By Philip Bogdonoff, Weishuang Qu, and Gerald O. Barney, 1997
Global 2000 Revisited: What Shall We Do?
By Gerald O. Barney, Jane Blewett, and Kristen Barney, 1993
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