Potential role of nuclear power in developing countries
G. Woite
Abstract
G. Woite
Abstract
a resolution by the IAEA General Conference to intensify efforts to assist developing countries in planning their nuclear power programmes, the Agency has per-formed a number of general as well as country-specific studies in co-operation with Member States. To be able to evaluate the order of magnitude of the economic potential of nuclear power in developing countries, the Agency carried out a Market Survey in fourteen selected countries. This survey was completed in 1973 and has been summarized in IAEA Bulletin,Volume 15, Number 5.0) After the quadrupling of oil prices in late
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a resolution by the IAEA General Conference to intensify efforts to assist developing countries in planning their nuclear power programmes, the Agency has per-formed a number of general as well as country-specific studies in co-operation with Member States. To be able to evaluate the order of magnitude of the economic potential of nuclear power in developing countries, the Agency carried out a Market Survey in fourteen selected countries. This survey was completed in 1973 and has been summarized in IAEA Bulletin,Volume 15, Number 5.0) After the quadrupling of oil prices in late
Key concepts: Nuclear power, Developing country, Power (physics), Political science, Economics, Economic growth, Physics, Nuclear physics