Tourism Implications in Economic Growth. A Cybernetic Approach

Economists, mathematicians, statistics specialists have given rise to an actual theory of economic growth that makes up the background for the interdisciplinary theory of economic modeling, by founding and drawing up static or dynamic models, economic-mathematical or economic-environmental models. Among all these approaches, the tertiary or service field has become dominant in the post-war period, with the service market ranking ever more importantly, encompassing extremely varied activities, heterogeneous in terms of content, yet taking distinct manifest shapes. In the same time, in a systemic approach, the services-field is a complex and dynamic cybernetic system with its own structure interconnected within the cybernetic system of the national/world economy