So Wall Street is enjoined in this case by the government. That makes absolutely no sense for anybody. Second, of course it's more tempting to avoid making capital investments if you can go out and get an almost unlimited source of labor at six or seven dollars an hour. A higher minimum wage would obviously make that more difficult to do. I'm going to ask you a little more about government policy, but I also want you again to answer the first question.
Most companies do have a choice.
Most companies could do the right thing, but to do so would entail risks. The risks are that they would not be able to generate a return quickly enough to satisfy the capital markets. We'll get back to government policy in a second. Let's talk a little bit about specific products. Some products are more given to being able to adopt this high investment, sophisticated worker policy than others.