Right.
You also spoke about drawing direct comparisons—fair enough—to other countries because of their economic situation. For example, you mentioned Great Britain. With the initial report that was written in 2009, it's understandable that times have changed. Prices have gone up. House prices have gone up across the country, for example, and the cost of food and clothing.
What method or what model would be a standard practice to determine the proper compensation in this regard?