Identify a true statement about the cost$-$centered approach to employee benefit programs.

Multiple choice question.

It views the costs of a particular benefit inclusion in isolation, without reference to total package costs.

It negotiates or provides benefits on a package basis rather than a cost basis.

It requires benefit administrators to decide the cost commitments for an existing benefit package.

It views the costs of a particular benefit inclusion in isolation without reference to forecasts of rising costs in future years.