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Efficiency, Elasticity, and Disruption: A Mechanistic Framework for Socio-Technical System Transitions
Efficiency improvements are persistently accompanied by demand expansion and increased resource throughput, systematically undermining sustainability strategies in operations and supply chain management. While existing explanations rely on behavioural assumptions or empirical correction factors rath
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