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movers we are following in japan, i guess the just of this, profit -- with a profit drop for mitsui high-tecare planning to lift shareholder returns to 80% of net incomes. that is the target they hope to achieve by march 2018. the trade deficit in australia widening to more than $3 billion. guest: it is the china syndrome. rishaad: the april trade deficit was $3.9 billion, the expectation was to $.1 billion. guest: if you look at iron ore exports, normally you are looking at around 4-5,000,000,000 dollars. 4-5 alien dollars. billion dollars. australia's story is a very challenging -- >> the japanese and the chinese -- >> that is the much it, because japan buys it all. if they are weak, they are going to pull on that front. rishaad: let's have a look at what is going on internally. unchanged, they were looking at 3/10 of 1% gain. at the moment, department stores flat, very weak. the only thing that is consistent is retail, and people are buying -- spending a lot of money on housing. trying to do it up with renovations. that kind of thing. when that growth profile there -- and you were talking

i'm curious if your answers were more sensitive to discount rate were more sensitive tec has? and, to come on thursday begin to me about why you chose a windy 7%? if memory serves in circular a4 i think is of intent for public investment like infrastructure. i know that just because omb says is a number but it doesn't mean it's the right one. i'm wondering if you could walk me through what you wanted to test that number specifically? >> the first part of the question was comparing ecs distribution's to the discounted rates. i think if you look at our dice model paper we handed out, i think we saw greater sensitivity to the use of the ecs distribution actually. so your second question why did we decide you 7% discount rate? if you read the circular carefully isn't just for this type of analysis, the 7% discount rate is appropriate. we just wanted to do this primarily just to test the sensitivity to the assumptions. as you saw these results are literally scattered all across the map. >> i'll just jump in. the circular says three and seven come and some extreme cases you can use

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