To add to this. In a lot of the developed world, you want to build a big resort, you make a business plan, you get investors, you secure a loan, and you build a big resort. In Mexico, it's hard to secure those investors and cash flow, due in part to the uncertainty of the economy. So they build part of that big resort, say the first 10 floors of a 25 storey building. Then, as they get more money, they finish the building, then add more parts to the building. This is a limited example of what liquidity in the economy can mean - the ability to big things now rather than smaller steps over time.