Thank you.
Obviously the crisis has brought two drivers here. There's the availability of food in parts of the world that Ukraine and Russia supplied, and there's the price effect. I don't want to compare them, but can you talk about the intensity? My own fears are—and I've heard this in other places—that once a population's caloric daily intake drops below 1,800 calories per person on average, you have instability, which leads to civil instability and all the other things you've touched on. Is that a greater threat here even than is the lack of food getting to certain populations?