Still that’s a concern, and it’s part of our regulation and supervision process and looking into that and advising banks to improve on their portfolio situation. WSJ: People get very worked up about growth being as low as 6.9%.
Historically that’s high, but on flipside, that level is such an elastic economy there’s so much catching up to do, anything less than 5% is practically recessionary. Where’s your level? How good a number is 7%?