There are some confusions in terms. First I want to say that we're not recommending a 30-hour workday. As for the answer about the false understanding of the economy, it's a false understanding that giving across-the-board corporate tax cuts would magically create jobs. Our message here around the corporate tax cuts is that we could be a lot more targeted.
The second thing, as I said earlier, is that I think there are missed opportunities for doing better. This is the main point of our presentation. We haven't called it that.
As for the use of the $500 billion in dead money, if I recall, $500 billion is about the size of our national debt. This is how much money it is. There's a lack of opportunity for that money in not putting it to work. What we're saying is we can put that money to work to make a better Canada now. As we said, we should invest in multi-year, major public infrastructure that would increase our infrastructure and also increase our productivity.
There are also other things that we think should be tapped. For instance, we do not have a good sectoral development strategy; what we have is basically a magic miracle hand.