Now, there are two schools. One is the multilateral investment agreement developed by the OECD, which somehow promotes full liberalization of investment. When I talk with Japanese businessmen under some kind of pressures, they don't move to promote transfer of technology to host countries. So, some regulations of host countries, that means not liberal, may be useful for economic development of underdeveloped countries. The second concerns the Information Technology Agreement.
Japan is now quite competitive in almost all items of information technologies.
So, Japan wishes to promote information technology. But, when Japan looks at history, all strategic industries promoted and developed intervention by some kind of government assistance, including tithe protections, subsidies, etc. Actually, MITI is quite famous for protecting and developing Japanese industries. Because MITI protected infant industries. We would like to see multi-fora dynamism in the discussion of investment rules.