This reflects the cost of the program in terms of the decreased well being of households who must forego a fraction of their consumption of goods and services in order to pay for both research and development programs, energy efficiency improvements, and more expensive electricity production.
The payment for such programs does not negatively affect the household's ability to purchase goods and services.
mnli hypothesis: The payment for such programs does not negatively affect the household's ability to purchase goods and services. premise: This reflects the cost of the program in terms of the decreased well being of households who must forego a fraction of their consumption of goods and services in order to pay for both research and development programs, energy efficiency improvements, and more expensive electricity production.