; (B) the agency’s reasoned final determination of need for a rule to address the problem the agency seeks to address with the rule, including a statement of whether a rule is required by statute and a summary of any final risk assessment or regulatory impact analysis prepared by the agency; (C) the agency’s reasoned final determination that the benefits of the rule meet the relevant statutory objectives and justify the rule’s costs (including all costs to be considered under subsection (b)(6)); (D) the agency’s reasoned final determination not to adopt any of the alternatives to the proposed rule considered by the agency during the rule making, including— (i) the agency’s reasoned final determination that no alternative considered achieved the relevant statutory objectives with lower costs (including all costs to be considered under subsection (b)(6)) than the rule; or (ii) the agency’s reasoned determination that its adoption of a more costly rule complies with subsection (f)(3)(B); (E) the agency’s reasoned final determination— (i) that existing rules have not created or contributed to the problem the agency seeks to address with the rule; or (ii) that existing rules have created or contributed to the problem the agency seeks to address with the rule, and, if so— (I) why amendment or rescission of such existing rules is not alone sufficient to respond to the problem; and (II) whether and how the agency intends to amend or rescind the existing rule separate from adoption of the rule; (F) the agency’s reasoned final determination that the evidence and other information upon which the agency bases the rule complies with the Information Quality Act; (G) the agency’s reasoned final determination that the rule meets the objectives that the agency identified in subsection (d)(1)(E)(iii) or that other objectives are more appropriate in light of the full administrative record and the rule meets those objectives