Thank you. That's a very good question. These are all very good questions.
The role of government here is to make sure that resources, meaning people and financial investment, can go where they're most needed. Markets are very good at that. Governments can help.
But before I carry on, there are real impacts on real people here when you have major economic shifts, and we shouldn't ever lose sight of that. What governments can do is make sure that those impacts aren't worse than they should be.
One of the ways that governments can make matters worse is by inhibiting movement of people by making investment in plants, processes, people, and training unattractive. Bringing down the effective tax rate on business investment is a pretty good way of helping backstop workers, by putting more and more plant and equipment in place behind each worker, improving the job environment, improving their productivity, and thereby improving the wage outlook for our employees. These are things that the government can do.
The tax measures discussed in the economic update are not bad, but we could go a lot farther in improving the investment environment.