No, I think the cost-benefit analysis has been done, and it's been clearly shown that any time there were incentives to invest, jobs have grown in Canada with that investment. The result has been a greater tax take.
Perhaps one of the reasons personal income tax contributions—and I have to pay some of that tax too—have gone up is that people have been employed, and they've been making good incomes and are able to pay increasing taxes.
It becomes a devil's game to say, well, if you increase taxes on corporations and they reduce investment and employment goes down, then we really are in a very difficult situation.