First of all, to talk about your premise, parts of the forestry industry will not only shrink, but disappear. The world changes.
Parts of the forestry industry will be with us for a very long time if we play our cards right. Demand for lumber is going to come back in North America, and we are well positioned to respond to it. Demand for pulp globally is growing. Our competitiveness is increasing. So the market is out there. Many of our competitors are in bigger trouble than we are. Russia, Brazil, and Europe are having more trouble than we are with this recession.
The real question is, how much of it can we keep and what do we have to do? What we have to do is create world-class business conditions so that our companies and the workers in those companies will have a maximum chance. So rather than coming and saying, “You have to save us”, what we're saying is, “You have to tax us less and bring investment in”, and then we'll save ourselves.