Inputs more in terms of raw materials--steel, or wood, or, because of the energy, all of the plastics--are all going up. We're seeing job losses because of outsourcing. But again, it's a two-edged sword. Companies are going to international companies to source parts, components, and pieces as a way of remaining in business during this margin squeeze.
The big issue here is that the first thing companies do when they're faced with a margin squeeze is to cut new product development. They cut training, they cut new research. Those are great short-term strategies to keep your cashflow moving while you try to get the company streamlined and moved forward. If you don't do that quickly enough, and if you're not able to do that over the medium and long term, those things will kill you.