No. Everything—and perhaps correctly—in fiscal monetary policy is being aimed at short-term stimulus to the economy. It's understandable. We're still in a major crisis. Until that's resolved, I'm afraid short-term considerations are going to dominate.
However, it is a concern that there's almost no focus on the underlying determinants of long-term growth in this country, in particular investment in innovation. There's virtually no talk about it. All the focus, all the discussion in policy, is on labour, child care and guaranteed annual incomes. Everything is about labour. You don't hear anything about investment. Especially, you don't hear anything about the number one determinant of long-term growth in this country, which is productivity and innovation.