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Analysis of the Attitude toward Nuclear Energy and Willingness to Pay under Climate Change Trend: Multiple Externalities Considered

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Since both the supporters of nuclear power generation and those against have much influence politically, this study therefore uses willingness to pay (WTP) to show how strong the opinions are on both sides in order to help with the decision making.

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Those interviewed are first asked about their attitudes to nuclear power, and then both those in favor and those against nuclear power generation are asked double-bounded willingness-to-pay questions.

The data for these two types are then combined in a modified model to increase the estimation efficiency. The empirical results confirm that global warming-related variables are important factors associated with WTP. About 2% more of those opposed to nuclear power generation are willing to pay than the supporters.

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Meanwhile, the median WTP of those supporters who are willing to pay is US$146.31 per year, while the median WTP of those opponents who are willing to pay is US$164.85 per year.

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