The Failure Of The Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Disaster

Since the Fukushima incident, nuclear power plant is known as the “dream that failed”. Some of the nuclear investor has stop to invest in any condition which connect to the nuclear production. Due to that particular incident, Japan and Germany had shut down all their manufacture. After that, they started to be the world’s largest users in renewable resources such as solar energy and also hydroelectricity to supply power.
Furthermore, in the end Japan companies had finally sell uranium to an open market which had made a large dropped in price and made huge impact on labor markets. The damaged by the natural disaster had hit the power plant operator Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), and had caused a huge amount more than hundreds millions
of damages. Thus, TEPCO had gone bankrupt and nearly around 200,000 of the people had to find another job to survive. This situation creates a decrease in employment rate.
According to research, employment demand began to rise year by year especially for the construction industry. These happened after the incident, since all industry need more workers to restart their business back to normal. Hence, all job offer applicant steadily recovered after the phenomenon.