More recently, we upgraded this year’s growth outlook to 1.4 percent in August, close to where we started. I guarantee you that this number will change again several times before becoming final. I am presenting this year’s forecast in this way to underline the point that projections are not static and they will change. Forecasting is definitely not an exact science.
Projections, of course, depend on information that comes to hand. There appears to be a perception of inconsistency between our modest growth forecast for 2005 and the buoyant tourism and construction sectors. The only answer that I can give is that our forecast covers the entire economy.