If wind and solar power are “cheaper” than conventional generation, then there would be no need for subsidies.
pembina institute
September 14, 2013
2:00AM
In the 20th century, much of the divide in politics and policy was over how best to create jobs, incomes and keep people from starvinghow to create opportunity as part of the good life. Those on the left argued for state intervention and often outright state ownership; those on the right pointed to open markets and other elements of capitalism as the superior route to avoiding poorer populations.