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Economic Minister Guo Zhizhui's statement during questioning that he does not support the government subsidizing Taiwan Power with public funds has sparked discussions. Vice President of the Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research Wang Jianquan predicts that electricity prices may need to rise by 40-50% to achieve financial balance. Scholars also point out that nuclear power is a viable option. The ongoing debate over energy policies and rising electricity prices has become a challenging issue for the new government.
Source: YAHOO