We did a study to try to decompose the total wage bill of federal institutions. It was, in total, about 95% of the total institutions, based on the data we had. On that basis, we found that the main driver of growth in the total wage bill was the increase in the number of employees.
Then there was the rate of inflation, which we assumed as 2%, and a small increase in real wages and a wage increase due to a reclassification of employees within their ranks.
Most of that wage increase was due to the increase in the number of employees and the rate of inflation. A small amount was due to a real wage gain, including a wage gain through reclassification of employees through their different ranks.