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A government implements a policy that makes the total cost of purchasing and operating an electric vehicle (EV) demonstrably cheaper than a comparable conventional gasoline-powered car. According to a model that categorizes consumers into 'early adopters' (motivated by non-cost factors), a large 'majority' (motivated primarily by cost), and 'laggards' (resistant to change), what is the most accurate evaluation of this policy's likely impact?
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