Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and thank you all for coming. You paint somewhat of a bleak picture. When Mr. Lapierre was mentioning that we've had these problems for a long time, we were reflecting on some of the people who have appeared in the past. We had the auto industry here last week as well, and they too have some real challenges. I think we all agree that protectionism isn't going to work. That's certainly not the direction we have to go in.
I think, Ma'am, you also mentioned the possibilities of markets like China and India---and I think you said $600 million, but I think it was maybe $60 million, or something like that--but at least we know there's a huge middle class that's starting to develop.
At any rate, you seem to indicate that you need just a period of time to hang in there. In the interim, what can government do? I'm talking about taxes. I want to ask about corporate taxes and regulations. Are you hindered by regulations, and in your industry, has that caused you to be ineffective and unproductive as well? So it's taxes and regulation.