Subsidies, capital formation, and technological change: First generation nuclear power plants. Volume 3. Final report

The study examines governmental assistance to, and subsidization of, the commercial development of nuclear power. The objectives of the study are to identify the principal forms of governmental aid to the first-generation nuclear power plants, to attempt an assessment of the contribution of each form of aid to the attainment of economical nuclear power, and to analyze the more important economic effects of the subsidies, particularly what effects there may have been on capital formation and technological change in the electric utility and the nuclear supplying industries