observed the sample size going down and we observed the numbers were becoming more volatile in the short terimstic. our staff have advised us that whether unemployment is currently 3.8% or 4.2%, it is pretty hard tojudge. they currently 3.8% or 4.2%, it is pretty hard to judge. they are currently 3.8% or 4.2%, it is pretty hard tojudge. they are now currently 3.8% or 4.2%, it is pretty hard to judge. they are now working on a new method which would they will release later this year. it is a problem because this is the thing that has become much more important, the split between activity and unemployment, and what the underlying reasons for inactivity are, whether they will be permanent or temporary. are, whether they will be permanent ortemporary. ourstaff are, whether they will be permanent or temporary. our staff do a lot of things to proxy, original agents spend a lot of time asking firms, so we try to build up as best as we can. but it is easier to do that on employment than on unemployment because it is easier to talk to the firms that have employees, and people who are not in jobs. it is