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Hay Game

hayThe Hay Game is a stand-alone computer software based on the Beer Game. The Beer Game was developed to introduce students, managers, and executives to concepts of system dynamics. The purpose of the game is to illustrate the key principle that “structure produces behavior.” Players of the Hay Game experience system complexity and provides insights of the long-term effects during the course of the game. The objective of the Hay Game is to minimize the total cost of hay utilization in a farm.

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