The behavior of a system changes when stocks and flows are altered in a way that it creates a feedback loop. Changes in stock can affect the flows into or out of that same stock. For instance, if the amount of money (stock) in a bank account decreases, you might react by working more to increase the inflow of money. This is a feedback loop where the change in stock affects the flow.
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