That's totally wrong, with all due respect, because we're asking him to provide economic growth projections. He's going to look at the government's projections. He's probably going to look at average private sector growth projections. He's not just talking about accuracy; he's providing an estimate of economic growth projections. Any economic forecaster will provide certain economic growth projections, and out of those are derived unemployment rates. If he projects high growth, we'll have lower unemployment than if he projects low growth. It's simply a fallout of the exercise we're asking him to do on economic growth projections. It makes eminent sense to include it.
On May 26th, 2009. See this statement in context.