What is the definition of a cost-consequence analysis (CCA)? Group of answer choices Consequences of two or more alternatives are measured, as well as the costs, but costs/consequences are combined. Consequences of two or more alternatives are measured, as well as the costs, but costs/consequences are listed separately. Consequences of minimum 4 alternatives are measured, as well as costs, but costs/consequences are listed separately. Consequences of two or three maximum alternatives are measured, but costs are not included, only clinical outcomes