Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Thank you, Mr. Carney and Mr. Jenkins.
My question is more on the fact that you've been here over the last couple of years, and every couple of months we talk about something different and your priorities sort of differ. If I recall, probably a year or a year and a half ago, we talked about productivity and what the bank was going to do in terms of increasing productivity.
Mr. Jenkins, I think with Mr. Dodge you were talking about different tools you had available to increase productivity and the different aspects and areas you were going to look at. About a year ago, we talked about growth and whether we were going to be in a deficit position or not, maybe even six or eight months ago.
With the monetary policy you have today, what is your goal? Are we attacking...what are we trying to achieve? Inflation? Deflation? Are we trying to increase growth? What is the primary objective of our monetary policy today? I'm hearing a lot of different things. I know I'm not asking for an easy answer, but you're going to have to try your best.