I understand, but when you talk about financial structures allowing these businesses to compete globally, the main advantage is not their geographical location per se or the quality of the educational services or manpower training in these countries. The only positive feature of these financial structures is the lower tax rate they offer.
I just want to make it clear that we are talking about allowing companies that must compete with other countries to benefit from a tax rate similar to the one enjoyed by our American or European competitors operating in the same environment in these same foreign countries. You mentioned South America, for example. When we talk about competitiveness, what it really comes down to is the rate of taxation.