So you're not anticipating any profound changes of direction. He said, very clearly, that the main place to go is west. Kwasniewski and his party and the Polish people in general, know that that means continuing on the market reforms. He speaks excellent English, he knows his way around the world, he understands what foreign investors are looking for and I think he will cut an attractive figure for foreign investment. What's going to determine things in the end, though, is really not this election or even the politics.
Foreign investor tend to look at macro stability.
They tend to look at tax rates. They tend to look at how open the European Union is to Poland's exports. Harvard's Jeffrey Sachs. And that's the top of our news for Monday, November 20th. Today the Dow Jones Industrial Average touched 5000, and sprang back as if burned.