I don't agree with what's underlying that question.
I think you really have to separate the operations of a company. You have companies operating within Canada and generating income within Canada. Those companies, whether they operate in Barbados or not, continue to pay tax rates on all of that income generated in Canada. Those companies are not going to use Barbados to in any way reduce the taxation for income generated in Canada. That's a very important point. I think that blurs the issue when people try to imply that somehow companies are using Barbados and other international financial centres to minimize taxes on income generated in Canada.
What we're talking about here is Canadian companies reaching out to the global economy. Canadian companies are not closing factories or operations in Canada; that's not what's going on. You have Canadian companies that are very successful, that have firm-specific assets, that are reaching out to the global economy to exploit those firm-specific assets and increase the market for Canadian goods, services—