If what you're saying is should we focus whatever fiscal room we have on making the cost of investment lower, that type of tax break versus a general tax break, the answer is you need to do a little bit of both, because some companies are much more capital-intensive than others, getting back to this point that we want to make our tax environment competitive and we want to make it as even as possible.
That's why we have, and we should continue to have, some tax breaks that are focused on lower depreciation rates, focused on making investment cost less, and then others that are just straight corporate income tax. This is partly because of the problem, as we said, that in any given year some companies can't take advantage of lower corporate income taxes, especially younger companies. So it's particularly good for them to have part of the fiscal room used for breaks on investment. We should have a healthy mix of both.