It assumes that the government is going to efficiently be able to run these grocery stores, which by the way, are very hard to run. It's a very slim margin. In a grocery store it's only about 1 to 3% [profit margin]. Or the government would then have to subsidize the grocery stores. You open a government run grocery store, you're going to be competing with the private grocery stores. Right. (07:57–08:00)
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