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The role of manufacturing industry in nuclear power is at first sight fairly obvious: it is to manufacture components in a manner which makes sensible use of its resources, which satisfies its customers in terms of specification, quality and delivery, and at a price price which enables it to service its borrowings and renew the enterprise. That is the ultimate objective of all its activity.
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Warner, P.C. (1984). Manufacturing Industry and Nuclear Power. In: Brookes, L.G., Motamen, H. (eds) The Economics of Nuclear Energy. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-3720-9_5
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