Thank you, Mr. Saint-Jacques. I have another question.
You mentioned the big meeting taking place, currently, in Beijing, which will crown President Xi for his unprecedented third term and possibly provide him with the title Mao once had. However, there are signs that China is faltering. In fact, yesterday the Government of China delayed the release of key economic and GDP data, and rumours are flying around that it's because the data isn't very good. China's growth has dropped precipitously, as has a key element of their economy: their housing market. There have been many companies going bankrupt and runs on banks. That has been evident in China.
I'm wondering if you could comment on Xi's goal of creating China as the world's greatest superpower in the context of an economy that is faltering and a demography that is about to peak and decline.
Perhaps Dr. Wright could also comment on that.