We're looking at that now in the context of the OECD study, but it's very difficult as well. When you're talking about percentage of the world trade, does that include things that can't be counterfeited, like commodities such as oil—although if they can counterfeit eggs, maybe they can do that too. In terms of the statistics coming out, it's not clear if they're comparable.
That's part of the work that we're doing internationally, but it's hard to estimate domestically as well, because it is an underground activity. Industry groups have their own estimates, and they are substantial in terms of their losses. Whether those losses are here or in external markets as well is sometimes not as clear.