; (2) the extent to which the Board’s reported activities help achieve its annual objectives; (3) any changes in demand for concrete masonry products relative to other building materials; (4) any impact of the Board’s activities on the market share of competing products; (5) any impact of the Board’s activities on the overall size of the market for building products; (6) any impact of the Board’s activities on the total number of concrete-masonry-related jobs, including manufacturing, sales, and installation; (7) any significant effects of the Board’s activities on downstream purchasers of concrete masonry products and real property into which concrete masonry products are incorporated; (8) effects on prices of concrete masonry products as a result of the Board’s activities; (9) the cost to the Federal Government of an increase in concrete masonry product prices, if any, as a result of the program established by this Act; (10) the extent to which key statutory requirements are met; (11) the extent and strength of Federal oversight of the program established by this Act; (12) the appropriateness of administering the program from within the Office of the Secretary of Commerce and the appropriateness of administering the program from within any division of the Department of Commerce, including whether the Department has the expertise, knowledge, or other capabilities necessary to adequately administer the program