I would like to add that the Europeans have taken advantage of the cost increase in the United States to increase their own rates. For example, we could obtain supplies by paying $1 per pound in the United States and $0.95 in Europe. However, that cost increase is not a surtax on steel in Europe; it is just that the Europeans have adjusted to the laws of the market. The surtax has had an impact on the cost of supply, but the effect is not just direct. It is also indirect.