68. major impediment to the use of solar-powered products is the cost of solar energy and + p$ u* c8 G+ ]
that, given a choice, consumers would prefer products powered by solar energy over
! R( [, B! w8 Z# U; j( Fthose powered by energy derived from coal or oil. On the face of it, this assumption ; M2 X3 ], O- Y0 M9 e7 C$ s: v3 ]4 Y
seems acceptable; but it may be that there are other factors besides cost that make solar
. C* Z% S1 K$ v$ V* ~* `energy less desirable than other forms of energy.' n/ k8 O# M8 e
In conclusion, this argument is convincing. To strengthen the argument additional / J4 O4 k. K2 ^- x Z% i! c
evidence indicating consumer preference for solar-powered products over products
: [$ U4 U1 |: u$ j# y$ upowered by conventional forms of energy would be desirable. |