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6 of the mathematical appendix). e. E/ from above. Proposition 1 highlights that the fixed points with N > NP > 0 exist only when the carrying capacity E overcomes certain thresholds (E E 1 if > 0 E 2 if < 0). These thresholds are positively correlated to the rate of and E environmental impact caused by the two sectors ( and Á). Thus, if the economic activities are too polluting then stationary points with N > NP > 0 do not exist. Proposition 1 also implies that E or N can always be found so that two fixed points exist if > 0 and one fixed point exists if < 0, namely the maximum number of admissible stationary points.
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Four fixed points exist -A0 and B0 with NP D 0, A and B with NP > 0- if and only if N 0 > N > N 1 , maxfE 0 ; E 1 g < E < E 2 and > 0. The proof of this proposition follows from Propositions 1 and 3. For a numerical example in which four fixed point exist, see Fig. 1. When two saddle-point stable stationary states exist, the choice between B and B0 depends on the initial conditions. This is a typical example of path dependence: the initial value of E and K determines the fixed point (B or B0 ) that the growth trajectory will approach.