Good morning to all the witnesses.
My first question is for Mr. Rosenberg. I'm going to allow you the time to put on your headset.
You said there wasn't any growth in Canada. A number of people said there is no growth, and you say the real benchmark should be net domestic product rather than gross domestic product. You say the way to calculate net domestic product is to take gross domestic product and subtract depreciation and amortization.
Gross domestic product is often used to compare with other countries. If we use net domestic product instead, as you say, will there be any places in the world where there has been actual growth? By doing that calculation, doesn't it amount to the same thing for everyone? Gross domestic product less depreciation would be the same thing everywhere in the world. Doesn't that amount to the same thing in any case?