investment led model, the harder it's going to be. So Leland, I'm going to move us into the overtime. I want to pick your brain a bit on the geopolitical dimensions of this because I feel that as we move along the horizontal axis of time, more and more of these conversations that have been happening or discussed in economic terms are going to really become political. And so I want to talk about that. I also want to talk about the real estate market in China. I'm fascinated to learn how this has been impacted. Also, to this point about geopolitics, Japan has been incentivizing. This came out today, I think, in the news. We're recording this on Friday, April 10th, 2020. They are incentivizing domestic companies as part of their bailout package to move their operations out of China. So this also, I think, is an interesting phenomenon. For regular listeners, you know the drill. If you're new to the program or if you haven't subscribed yet to our audio file, Auto-Didact, or Super Nerd (55/57)
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