over monthsag it and years, that could actually lead to a rebalancing, and i youk we can see that ifk at employment growth and job creation, it is heading in the right direction. the demographics are changing, they don't need as much new chops going forward as they have in the past. angie: so should we be looking more to social services? the government is obviously trying to do reforms, and with the yen, as well, there is not much clarity. >> i would disagree. a lot of hedge funds are basically taking a short position within cnh and cny. we're actually stronger today than the beginning of the year. the fears are misplaced. we have actually regained control of the currency, which was lost at the beginning of the year, creating problems for the european market. now they are fairly on top of things, and the market seems to understand that they are managing against the baskets. it is not just a one-way trade, but a two-way trade. the fear for now has been taken away from the market, and are still a few investors at a 30% evaluation. at the moment, cnh is improving. angie: coming up, when