; (B) leverages the nominated zone’s economic strengths and outlines targeted investments to develop competitive advantages; (C) demonstrates collaboration across a wide range of stakeholders; (D) outlines a strategy that connects the nominated zone to drivers of regional economic growth; and (E) proposes a strategy for focusing on increased access to high quality affordable housing and improved public safety. (f) Selection criteria (1) In general From among the nominated zones eligible for designation under this section, the Secretary of Agriculture shall designate Tribal Promise Zones on the basis of— (A) the effectiveness of the competitiveness plan submitted under subsection (e) and the assurances made under subsection (d); (B) unemployment rates, poverty rates, vacancy rates, crime rates, and such other factors as the Secretary of Agriculture may identify, including household income, labor force participation, and educational attainment; and (C) other criteria as determined by the Secretary of Agriculture. (2) Minimal standards The Secretary of Agriculture may set minimal standards for the levels of unemployment and poverty that must be satisfied for designation as a Tribal Promise Zone. 7. Study of marketplace fraud of unique traditional foods (a) In general Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, the Comptroller General shall conduct a study on— (1) the market impact of traditional foods, tribally produced products, and products that utilize traditional foods; (2) fraudulent foods that mimic tribal foods that are available in the commercial marketplace as of the date of enactment of this Act