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Unfortunately, Vietnam, as well the majority of countries in Asia, Solar energy isn't of utmost importance. Despite its many benefits, governments choose to prioritize cheaper forms of energy to help make it available to all

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http://projects.worldbank.org/P103238/vietnam-renewable-energy-development-project?lang=en

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If left to the market mechanism, Solar energy will be underproduced, and underconsumed.

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If left to the market mechanism, Solar energy will be underproduced, and underconsumed.

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1. Renewable

2. Abundant

3. Sustainable

4. Environmentally Friendly

5. Good Availability

6. Reduces Electricity Costs

7. Many Applications

8. Shared Solar

9. Silent

10. Financial Support from Government/State

11. Low Maintenance

12. Technology is Improving

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-Government needs to prioritize policies that favor solar
- There needs to be incentive amongst the public to invest in solar, and renewable energy

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Vietnam is currently in the process of further strengthening renewable energy campaigns. The government is now placing importance on the environment, and thus has decided to work with The World bank to invest in solar panel production
Link to the article

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Merit goods are goods that are good for society. In essence, they're those goods and services  that the government feels people will under consume, and which ought to be subsidised or provided free at the point of use so that consumption does not depend primarily on the ability to pay for the good or service. Merit goods and services create positive externalities when consumed and these 3rd party spill over benefits can have a significant effect on social welfare. Market failure occurs when merit goods and services are under-consumed under free market conditions. Examples include education, infrastructure, and in this padlet: SOLAR ENERGY