Titlebook: Atomic Energy Costing; Warren Young Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Nuclear Energy.control.energy.material.nuclear

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,“Ancient” Debates Over Costing and Control of Atomic Energy, 1946–54,. One was on “the problem of reducing vulnerability to atomic bombs” in which economists such as Koopmans, Klein and Marschak took part (e.g., Marschak, Teller and Klein, 1946). Another was on “American opinion on world affairs in the Atomic Age.” But perhaps the most important study initiated by th

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Patterns, Parameters and Politicization of Atomic Energy Costing,ing in that year, a number of committees and conferences were set up to deal with, among other issues, the interrelationship between atomic energy, technological change and economic growth and also to study problems of atomic energy “within the context of governmental and administrative analysis” (D

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Agency Theoretic and Welfare Aspects of Atomic Energy Costing and Regulation,hat we can release atomic energy ushers in a new era in man’s understanding of nature’s forces. Atomic Energy may in the future supplement the power that now comes from coal, oil and falling water, but at present it cannot be produced on a basis to compete with them commercially. Before that comes t

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Atomic Power and Its Regulation: A Comparative Analysis and Critique of Projections,omic energy, with projections that this would rise to some 43% by the year 2010 (Lowinger and Hinman, 1994, Introduction, p. 3). In the past five years or so, not only has its nuclear program slowed down, but there has been a movement away from putting all its energy investment into nuclear power re

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,Summary and Conclusions: Atomic Energy Costing—Retrospect and Prospect,uclear fission as a cheap and reliable energy resource” was “one of the 20th century’s most important planned efforts to modify society.” They also concluded, however that “the outcome” of this effort, in the US at least, “has been technological virtuosity combined with commercial and political deba

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