Has there been any analysis done by your shop on if....? I mean, if 95% of housing in this country is, in fact, market housing, that would indicate, based on my simple math as I understand it, that 5% is non-market housing. If we're missing a certain percentage in market housing, how much are we missing in non-market housing?
There must be some analysis that gives us the data for all of these things. Honestly, they've come up with $11 billion as the capitalization for this thing. I'm a little worried that there's been no analysis done to suggest that this is an appropriate number.
