The EIA (2001), for example, notes that the CEF policies assume changes in consumer behavior that are not consistent with historically observed behavior patterns.
The CEF policies make assumptions that are not in line with what has historically been observed of consumer behavior.
CEF's assumptions concerning consumer behavior are perfectly consistent with what has been observed historically in consumers.
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