We hope that the balance between manufacturing and services will remain about where it is, with about one quarter of GDP in manufacturing. But I don't think it can be the same manufacturing as it is now, because every day that passes, the industries change.
Competitors become more capable.
Things which used to be economically produced in Singapore become better produced elsewhere. This will continue. Then we went into textiles. We had girls threading the ferrite cores of computer memories. They used to make wigs out of human hair, and therefore had the patience and discipline to thread all these cores.