Thank you for the question.
In our case, we are not saying that it is deliberate, but rather that it is excessive. I understand your point. As I said before, that created certain expectations. It is quite clear that inordinately underplaying GDP growth for the next five years will create lower expectations. Then, with the results that can be achieved, expectations can be raised.
In terms of the information we have, we published some interesting data two weeks ago, shortly after the budget was released. We showed the private sector projections for the nominal GDP over a period of five years. There was whole lot of confusion on the subject. They spoke of both overestimation and underestimation. As for us, we were saying that the first and second years of their projections had been continually underestimated over the years, that is, for 40% of the time. This is really something to consider.
I would now ask Mr. Moskari to take it from here.