I do not. Let me say that Sweden is unique. Unique in the sense that we have a disproportionally large number of highly competitive, internationalized companies, considering the size of our population. Swedish companies have a tradition of working with the world as its home market. And Sweden is at the information technology front line, partly because these companies exercise strong and continuous pressure to maintain a well developed IT infrastructure.
Information technology is an ingredient in almost all business activities.
Staying competitive in the world market means acquiring the latest IT solutions, be it in business and management systems, processing techniques or internal and external communication. You can say that our global companies have been acting like some very demanding customers. And my government has not hesitated to deliver its share of the infrastructure requested. But it is not the government that should play a leading role here. We want market solutions.