And what I have found in my research is that paying the market might work for certain job titles, but for the bottom of the economy, where we see 46 and a half million workers being in occupations where the median wage has been less than $15 an hour, market wages don’t work so well because what you’re benchmarking is poorly paid other companies. ZEYNEP TON: But look at a company like Costco which does not see its labor as an expense, where the median wage is more than $24 an hour, where the median wage in retail is about $13 an hour. You go to a Costco store, there’s a long line of people at the checkout and that line goes so fast because people are just really fast at their jobs and Costco offers fewer products, so they are able to be faster at their jobs.