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A lot of the cost will be ongoing operating costs, and a lot of that probably can't be easily predicted without operating experience. Of the expenses involved in running a fission plant (even in a hypothetical generous regulatory regime), how many of them could have been accurately predicted in, say, 1930?



Sure, costs could be somewhat higher than expected. All the more reason not to go with designs that have very high expected costs to begin with.




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