I would agree it's complex. There are many factors that contribute to competitiveness. You mentioned some factors. Any global comparison is difficult.
The point we're making--and I think it's a good point--is that it's not accidental that countries that spend higher percentages of their GDP in human capital and social capital are higher in competitiveness. For example, a country with the kind of economic power of the U.S. is lower than the Nordic countries, so I would accept that this is not a simple comparison. I think there's a reasonably clear message, and the chief economist of the World Economic Forum underlined that message.