Chairperson, consistency is a multifaceted issue. I do not think that you can use a single indicator like FDI flows, because what you will see across the world is that it happens in fits and starts. In the current downturn, there are no consistent flows. You can look at the numbers from countries like India and Brazil; they would reflect trends not dissimilar to our own.
What is happening on the African continent is that new mining areas are being opened up, especially in oil and gas. That kind of exploration attracts a lot of FDI because countries can extract and merely pay for the extraction without having to make a very significant investment in people or infrastructure beyond a pittance, frequently.
It is engaging with these kinds of issues that requires of us to take a very broad approach to economic development. I think we have to be in there and contest to try maximise the attraction of FDI flows, because we have a shortfall between our development needs and our savings ratios. But that is something we have to work out consistently and I do not think that a single indicator would provide all the answers to us. Thank you.