 So it's not that different. The way the international financial institutions are governed is inconsistent with the democratic ideals we seek at home. In the IMF, for example, the U.S. and other G7 countries get 41% of votes despite only having 10% of the global population. So, Secretary Yellen, what would you say to countries who feel we don't practice what we preach when it comes to democratic decision-making in the international financial institutions?