I'm very impressed by the ability of Canadians to adjust to changing labour conditions. I don't disagree with you on that point. I'm somewhat less impressed by government's response to changing conditions, and the apparent unwillingness to actually engage in the new economies, to encourage the new economies, and things of that nature.
So it appears to me that in some respects Canadians are on their own, that they are going to have to adjust, that they are going to have to look at reduced work hours for quite a while. They're going to be looking at other forms of employment, where you pick up a little bit of a job here, and a little bit of a job there, and put it all together to pay your bills.
Can you give a suggestion as to a policy response that you think would be most efficacious, given this potential of protracted unemployment?