Can I make just one complementary comment on that? It's sort of a reverse Wal-Mart scenario. You know, large companies come in, and they drop the price to put out the competitors. We have oligopolies here where companies can determine where they're going to compete and where they aren't. They have a common interest to try to draw product away from the Wheat Board in the short term, and they can raise that price and starve the Wheat Board. That's just what happens with concentrated sectors, and that's the reason economists don't like them.
On October 26th, 2006. See this statement in context.