$200M/$1.2B = 16.67% annual return on investment. It's not that simple, since there are costs associated with collection, enforcement, etc. -- but if those cost

$200M/$1.2B = 16.67% annual return on investment. It's not that simple, since there are costs associated with collection, enforcement, etc. -- but if those costs are $80 million annually (which seems absurdly high) the return is still 10%, which is stupid good for a guaranteed investment.