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[en] The current state of the world's uranium market and its effect on US nuclear-fueled utilities is discussed. Major uranium-related issues that will confront US utility nuclear fuel managers in the coming years are presented, emphasizing the perspectives of supply, demand, world market adjustment, and US market restrictions on imports. It is stated that the US market is essential by non-US producers to help equilibrate an otherwise excessive supply which would cause chaos in the market. To avoid another ten-year boom/bust cycle, the US is urged to reexamine its position on long-term contracts - which permit greater price stability in contrast to the spot market and its price fluctuations. 13 figures, 6 tables
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Prast, W.G. (ed.); Atlantis, Inc., Green's Farms, CT (USA); p. 16.1-16.25; Mar 1983; p. 16.1-16.25; EPRI fuel supply seminar; St Louis, MO (USA); 13-15 Oct 1982; Available from NTIS, PC A16/MF A01; 1 as DE83901902
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