; (v) identify means-tested welfare programs and entitlement authorities that should be modified to be carried out subject to the availability of discretionary appropriations; (vi) identify changes to the law that would allow caseworkers to have a wholistic view of the person and all programs for which the individual or family would be eligible, and identify other tools that caseworkers should have access to in order to achieve the goals set forth in section 2; (vii) identify and eliminate benefit cliffs by designing on/off ramps such as gradual benefit reductions as individuals’ wages increase, such that the gradual reduction in government benefits does not exceed the increase in wages; and (viii) identify other ways to achieve the purposes set forth in section 2 as determined by the Commission; (B) in carrying out subparagraph (A), establish a system for evaluating the effectiveness of welfare programs, which includes income and employment outcomes for individuals and families in their respective programs, and engage in such other activities as the Commission deems appropriate to evaluate the effectiveness of the programs; (C) may review the offsetting receipts and discretionary appropriations of the Federal Government, as determined appropriate by the Commission; and (D) may develop the criteria for achieving the purposes set forth in section 2. (2) Consultation and working groups (A) In general In carrying out the review under paragraph (1)(A), the Commission shall— (i) consult with experts in company restructuring, reorganizing, and cost cutting