Or do you think there is also a moral dimension in companies,
in tax advisors such as yourself in the current debate?
Yeah, it's a bit of everything as a matter of fact.
It's certainly the positioning between
jurisdictions that have relied on foreign investments investments, and
still intend to rely on foreign investments.
For those jurisdictions, it is important to be attractive.
And tax is one component of business cost and a very important one.
So of course you can expect that there are countries are trying to attract also
creating incentives from a tax perspective.
The question there is.
Are they stepping beyond that line which is being harmful
vis-a-vis other jurisdictions?
Are they stepping beyond the line, especially in the European community which
is really breaching the door to competition issues?
So effects state aid.
That's what we are talking about.
Then of course the other dimension and important one in terms of balance of power
between emerging markets and traditional economies that have grown.
And they have in the regional state or play out base, maybe others.
And now they're resilient, but stable and the ones that are growing very fast.
I think one important aspect is of course, moral issues now.
Where are they important?