Abstract
Evaluation of nuclear power development policies requires the ability to forecast the economic and resource impacts attributable to a given policy. A computer simulation has been used in several recent evaluations of alternate nuclear power growth scenarios for the U.S. By using a discrete event modeling approach, a flexible tool has been developed that can simulate most planned reactor systems in terms of their overall economics and their impacts upon fuel cycle industries.
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