  The Higgs program is relevant to many of the open fundamental questions in
particle physics and in cosmology. Thus, when discussing future collider
experiments, one way of comparing them is by assessing their potential
contributions to progress on these questions. We discuss in detail the
capabilities of the various proposed experiments in searching for singlet
scalars, which are relevant to several of the open questions, and in measuring
Higgs decays to fermion pairs, which are relevant to the flavor puzzles. On
other interesting questions, we list the most relevant observables within the
Higgs program.
