I have just a short amount of time to ask you my last question.
In your opening remarks, you talked about sunk costs.
In an article in December 2013 regarding the GMAP, you talked about that as well. For countries trying to enter new markets abroad, you state:
Do not expect to be told where the serious money that needs to be invested in order to break into new markets abroad is going to come from. These “sunk costs”...can take years to recoup, and many companies give up and go home when the returns do not arrive in a short-term frame.
Can you just talk a little bit about sunk costs in the time remaining? You talk about three-quarters of a million per firm. Can you talk about that?