; (B) an analysis of the benefits and costs of a reasonable number of regulatory alternatives within the range of the discretion of the agency under the statute authorizing the major rule, including alternatives that— (i) require no action by the Federal Government; and (ii) (I) use incentives and market-based means to encourage the desired behavior; (II) provide information based upon which the public can make choices; or (III) employ other flexible regulatory options that permit the greatest flexibility in achieving the objectives of the statute authorizing the major rule; and (C) an explanation of how the major rule complies with the requirements of section 205; (2) an assessment of the extent to which— (A) the costs to State, local, and Tribal governments may be paid with Federal financial assistance (or otherwise paid for by the Federal Government); and (B) Federal resources are available to carry out the major rule; (3) estimates of— (A) any disproportionate budgetary effects of the major rule upon any particular— (i) regions of the United States; (ii) State, local, or Tribal governments; (iii) types of communities, including urban or rural communities; or (iv) segments of the private sector; and (B) the effect of the major rule on job creation or job loss, which shall be quantified to the extent feasible; and (4) (A) a description of the extent of the prior consultation of the agency under section 204 with elected representatives of each affected State, local, or Tribal government; (B) a summary of the comments and concerns that were presented to the agency orally or in writing by State, local, or Tribal governments; and (C) a summary of the evaluation by the agency of the comments and concerns described in subparagraph (B).