. >> lou gagliano. markets react to reporting in numbers. let's assume that the quality of the numbers in china in particular aren't very accurate. how does that affect some of these projections in terms of the financing need that's required? and there's a big difference if the bogey and difference of reality and what the numbers are being reported as 10% opposed to being bigger than 10. i'd like the hear your thoughts on that. >> i do want to remind all of us, though, that this is on the topic of the book and not, you know, completely straying away into daily affairs and daily press reports so while i mean we can interpret that broadly, i would appreciate if we tried to ask questions that, you know, more directly relevant to the actual presentation. yes? first, then -- both of you in turn. please do identify yourself. >> kelsey ross, master student at american university. you touched on this a little bit talking about asean and i was wondering sort of the big ten of ways to improve the asian financial system. how do you expect countries to