Your link literally shows reactor costs going up in price over 20% per year for reactors finished before TMI, many of which were NOAK. Prices only went down bef

Your link literally shows reactor costs going up in price over 20% per year for reactors finished before TMI, many of which were NOAK. Prices only went down before reactors had been operated commercially, and that's only because the fixes to stop them catching fire or being offline the vast majority of time hadn't been invented (and retrofitting them to existing reactors cost just as much as adding them to new ones).