1. Does the analysis identify all parties who would receive benefits and assess the incidence of benefits? 4. How well does the analysis evaluate costs? A. Does the analysis identify all expenditures likely to arise as a result of the regulation? B. Does the analysis identify how the regulation would likely affect the prices of goods and services? C. Does the analysis examine costs that stem from changes in human behavior as consumers and producers respond to the regulation? D. Does the analysis adequately address uncertainty about costs? E. Does the analysis identify all parties who would bear costs and assess the incidence of costs? References Clinton;Federal Register,1993