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it would to reduce reliance on other sources of energy as solar is harnessed. It creates jobs for engineers and technicians. It has high initial cots, but is cheaper and stable in the long-run. Thus cost of production fall, AS curve shift downwards. Unemployment rate would fall as jobs are created. C rise. I rise.
As other sources of energy become more expensive due to declining rates of production, or increased costs for safety or pollution controls, solar energy becomes more practical as a method of gathering inexpensive supplemental energy. Look at the german experiment, where rooftops in germany were covered in solar panels and wired into the house system to supplement energy needs. In some places, I'm not sure about Germany, you can actually sell back surplus electrical energy to the power company if you have more capacity than you can store in the batteries attached to the panels. Keeping energy costs lower than they would otherwise be helps the economy by making growth less difficult for new and existing companies, and puts money in the hands of consumers that they otherwise would have had to spend on electricity. We need some additional innovations in battery technology and solar panels to make solar a mainstream source of energy, but replacing roofing with solar panels is a very interesting idea that might become a mainstream building practice if the cost of other kinds of energy keeps rising.
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