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    This document describes a cash flow model similar to a tank model. It models monthly income as an inflow, money in a bank account as storage, and spending as an outflow dependent on the bank balance. The model is simulated over time to show how the bank balance changes. The code allows experimenting with different scenarios like winning money, getting a better job, or losing a job to see their effects.

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    This document describes a cash flow model similar to a tank model. It models monthly income as an inflow, money in a bank account as storage, and spending as an outflow dependent on the bank balance. The model is simulated over time to show how the bank balance changes. The code allows experimenting with different scenarios like winning money, getting a better job, or losing a job to see their effects.

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    This document describes a cash flow model similar to a tank model. It models monthly income as an inflow, money in a bank account as storage, and spending as an outflow dependent on the bank balance. The model is simulated over time to show how the bank balance changes. The code allows experimenting with different scenarios like winning money, getting a better job, or losing a job to see their effects.

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    Cash,aMoneyTank

    Description:
    Thismodelissimilartothe
    TankModel.

    Theenergysource
    correspondsthemonthly Variables:
    income,themoneystorage J=inflow(income)
    istheaccountonthebank Q=storedmoneyonthebankaccount
    andtheoutflowisour k*M=outflow(spending)
    spendingofmoney,
    dependingontheamount
    Equations:
    ofmoneyonthebank.
    DM=Jk*M

    Simulation:
    ThegraphshowsthechangeofMoveratimeperiod.

    Code:cash.java

    "Whatif"Experiments:

    WhathappensifyouwinoneMillionDollars?Doesthemodelcorrespondwithrealityinthiscase?
    Whathappensifyougetabetterjobwhereyouhaveabettersalary?
    Whathappensifyoulooseyourjob?
    //cash.java
    //flowoffromamoneytank
    //adaptedfromaprograminbasicbyH.T.Odum&E.Odum,1994.

    importjava.applet.*;
    importjava.awt.*;

    publicclasscashextendsApplet
    {

    Labelprompt1,prompt2,prompt3;
    TextFieldinput1,input2,input3;
    ChoicechooseEvent;
    ButtondrawButton;
    doublem,k0,k,t1,mi,dm,j0,j;
    inta,t,ti;

    publicvoidinit()
    {
    prompt1=newLabel("StartvalueforM:");
    input1=newTextField("10",5);

    prompt2=newLabel("KSpendingcoefficient:");
    input2=newTextField("5",4);

    prompt3=newLabel("t_1:");
    input3=newTextField("96",4);

    chooseEvent=newChoice();
    chooseEvent.addItem("Nochangeofincome/spending");
    chooseEvent.addItem("Getabettersalaryatt_1");
    chooseEvent.addItem("WinoneMillionatt_1");
    chooseEvent.addItem("Getrobbedatt_1");
    chooseEvent.addItem("Looseyourjobatt_1");

    drawButton=newButton("Draw");

    add(prompt1);
    add(input1);
    add(drawButton);
    add(prompt2);
    add(input2);
    add(prompt3);
    add(input3);
    add(chooseEvent);
    }

    publicbooleanaction(Evente,Objecto)
    {
    m=(float)Integer.parseInt(input1.getText());
    k0=0.01f*(float)Integer.parseInt(input2.getText());
    t1=Integer.parseInt(input3.getText());

    if(e.targetinstanceofChoice)
    a=chooseEvent.getSelectedIndex();

    repaint();
    returntrue;
    }

    publicvoidpaint(Graphicsg)
    {
    g.drawRect(0,90,320,250);
    t=0;
    j0=4;
    j=j0;
    k=k0;

    while(t<320)
    {
    ti=t+1;
    if(ti==t1){
    switch(a){
    case0:break;
    case1:j=j+2;break;
    case2: m=m+100;
    g.setColor(Color.red);
    g.drawLine((int)t,(int)(340mi),(int)ti,(int)(340m));
    break;
    case3:m=m10;
    g.setColor(Color.red);
    g.drawLine((int)t,(int)(340mi),(int)ti,(int)(340m));
    break;
    case4:j=1;k=k00.01;
    break;
    default:break;
    }
    }
    dm=jk*m;
    mi=m+dm;
    g.setColor(Color.blue);
    g.drawLine((int)t,(int)(340m),(int)ti,(int)(340mi));
    t=ti;m=mi;
    }
    }
    }
    //ManuelBasler&e.Ortega,October26th2000

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