Coverage provisions because those are really just Getting Started now the baseline for the last four years, they dont have those provisions in them. We start with stated that does not have those provisions in and build them and. For Everything Else in the Affordable Care act of our revenue provisions, medicare and medicaid provisions, we just have a baseline that includes the affects of all of those provisions as they unfold. So we cannot go back and do an analysis and any clear way of the fsx those provisions have been an isolated sense. A map is see if we can provide information that would be helpful. Thank you. Several times this morning you and others have said that you have basically two options for addressing this long term problem. One is reducing costs in our retirement and Health Savings programs and the other is increasing revenue through taxation. But it does seem to me that there is a third way that we are not talking about nearly in half today, and that is growing the econ
Among people in the Financial Community about what the Interest Rates will go back up to undergo backup. And so we expect someone push Interest Rates down and for example the growth of the labor force which reduces the number of people who are coming to work with any piece of capital and that pushes down Interest Rates and we look at the Interest Rates and a greater share of income going to high income people and increases saving and pushes down Interest Rates and a number of this relative to history and we also is think that there will be a info from abroad and i dont think that will pushes the we have the letter, if you will and we have that using the evidence that exists to assess these rules for sizes and let them we would like them to be somewhat lower over the next 25 years and so we took down the production of this by a percentage point. So if we put that back up, we did show in our report that if Interest Rates were have a percentage point higher over the entire 25 years and we