I want to ask a question about Grameen Bank. (Do I have a right to ask? Whatever.) The government's initial investment in Grameen Bank is reduced to 3% only and the contribution of the poor people raised to 97%. This whole 97% came from the income of poor people and it is after the deduction of expense over 3 decades. This large amount of money is controlled by the Bankers and the poor people doesn't get any profit from their contribution. I can see that the bankers love the idea of this type of banking. But, why the poor are not getting a fair share of their contribution? Why there isn't any profit distribution to the poor?