That's a very good question. It comes back to a theme we were talking about earlier. The domestic demand that we're seeing in the Canadian economy is going to be the main driver, if you like, as we look out over this three-year period.
As to the growth rates that you were quoting, if you look at the contribution that we're anticipating from what we call domestic demands of consumption, housing investment, those are going to be the main sources of growth. In fact, what we call net exports, which is the balance between what we export and what we import, is going to be a drag on the Canadian economy. That largely reflects the weakness in the United States, a reduction in exports this year because of that weakness. So we have this negative development U.S., but we have this strength of domestic demand, the domestic demand component being the strongest.