I have one final question for you. The legislation governing the Overseas Private Investment Corporation in the United States, its development finance institution, requires that it give “preferential consideration” to projects in countries with per capita incomes below $984.
Is there a certain threshold where success and a lack of success can be measured? I'm thinking of the lowest developed countries. Perhaps they don't have the existing and necessary resources and infrastructure in play to maximize potential investments. You have mentioned experiences, and I think you have touched on what's happened in the United States in part. How critical is it to target investments in states where there is a great need, but does that also bring a certain danger in maximizing investment? What has the experience been?