Cheap energy is a critical input for stronger economic growth. Taiwan’s ability to meet future demand looks uncertain. Strong opposition to its fourth nuclear power plant has raised doubt that it will ever be used, removing a significant source of power capacity from future supply—nuclear power provides 19 percent of Taiwan’s power generation, half the level of two decades ago. All other options are less appealing. Renewable energy sources will not provide enough energy, and liquefied natural gas is expensive. As recommended by the American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei,[20] Taiwan would be wise to employ a balanced combination of energy sources, including nuclear and renewables. Since it can take up to a decade to design and build a power plant, Taiwan should resolve this issue quickly.
美國還叫我們蓋核能電廠勒
More Taiwanese.
Taiwan’s government needs to make an effort to boost its dangerously low birth rate; otherwise, Taiwan’s economy in the region will likely be marginalized by its shrinking population. Beijing will soon have a larger population than the entirety of Taiwan.
不過低出生率真的是國家問題啊




























































































