Can Renewable Energy Replace Nuclear Power in Korea? An Economic Valuation Analysis |
Park, Soo-Ho
(Korea Institute for Advancement of Technology, Korea Technology Center)
Jung, Woo-Jin (Graduate School of Information, Yonsei University) Kim, Tae-Hwan (School of Business, Hanyang University) Lee, Sang-Yong Tom (School of Business, Hanyang University) |
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