Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, guests, for being here this morning.
Mr. Chui, I want to ask you some questions about the McKinsey report published in October 2013. You mentioned in your remarks that you focused on seven sectors. In the report, you identified an economic value of $3.2 trillion to $5.4 trillion annually worldwide just in those seven sectors.
How is it that McKinsey chose to focus on those seven sectors as opposed to others? Obviously, there are some other big sectors in a country like Canada: agriculture, fisheries, mining, and even tourism. I suppose the overall economic value could be much greater when you start considering those other sectors.
Also, if you look at only the United States, in the report you identified a value of $1.1 trillion. Given that the size of the American economy vis-à-vis the Canadian economy is about 11:1, would it be a reasonable assumption to say that there's an economic value of about $100 billion in those seven sectors in Canada?