(ii) How social enterprises work in a cross-sector manner. (iii) How social enterprise can advance social and economic development goals. (B) Areas of study and recommendation The areas studied and potential recommendations offered by the Commission under this paragraph shall include the following: (i) The role of social enterprises in the United States economy. (ii) The role of social enterprises in addressing economic, social, and environmental policy challenges across all levels of government. (iii) The role of social enterprises as community support and development entities. (iv) A statistical and qualitative examination of social enterprise within the United States and its contribution to the social and economic development of the United States. (v) Means through which the Federal Government can assist in enhancing the capacity of social enterprises. (vi) Corporate legal structures that foster or impede the development of social enterprises. (vii) How to reform the Internal Revenue Code to reduce obstacles that social enterprises face when addressing social issues and creating economic value through innovative methods. (viii) How to reform Federal securities laws to encourage impact investing. (ix) How the Federal Government can leverage existing Community Development Financial Institutions programs. (x) How various sectors (including but not limited to philanthropic, for-profit, and nonprofit sectors) and levels of government currently interact with social enterprises. (xi) Review of the current process through which social enterprises—both for-profit and nonprofit organizations—can obtain Federal loans, grants, and contracts and offer recommendations for improving these processes in light of the special needs and contributions of social enterprises. (xii) Review of the current process, policies, and procedures through which social enterprises—both for-profit and nonprofit organizations—can access Federal contracting opportunities and offer recommendations for improving the access of social enterprises to