Thank you very much.
Thank you very much, Señor de Soto, for your very interesting presentation. I think it underlines well the limits of what can be done in the current context, what needs to be fixed, and also the fact that it's still very much an uneven playing field, if I may say so.
I know that your thesis centres around the lack of formal property rights, and we've seen that as a problem all around the world. Haiti is an example that comes to mind. It's a major hindrance to development.
I would like to ask you about the gender aspect of property rights. Around the world, about 99% of property is owned by men. Do you work particularly on this issue of the gender aspect? Have you done any work on that issue?
Thank you.