Have you ever read the paper below?
This paper is about the case developed countries under green markets vrs developing countries under dwarf green markets, what the impact of competion is on system collapses.
Muñoz, Lucio, 2023. Sustainability thought 183: How the structure of a bipolar world where developing countries have dwarf green markets and developed countries have green markets would look like? Which world would collapse first in an open system environment?. In: European Journal of Science, Innovation and Technology (EJCIT), Vol. 3, No. 5, Pp. 178-196, A.L. Publisher, ISSN: 2786-4936.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/375696711_Sustainability_thought_183_How_the_structure_of_a_bipolar_world_where_developing_countries_have_dwarf_green_markets_and_developed_countries_have_green_markets_would_look_like_Which_world_would_collaps
Analyses treating them as competing system types suggest open, adaptive green-market systems (with innovation, finance, and institutional backing) outcompete closed, fragmented dwarf systems over time because they mobilize scale, learning-by-doing, and coordinated finance; closed dwarf systems may survive short term but are more vulnerable to shocks and competitive erosion, so under sustained competition the dwarf side tends to lose first unless protected by subsidies or political barriers.
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