That's a good point; thank you for it.
I think we have to be aware that we don't want to be injecting extra stimulus at the time when the economy starts to recover and strengthen. And we are among the more optimistic forecasters about seeing a V-shaped recovery rather than perhaps a U-shaped—and the latest one I heard was a “bathtub-shaped”—recovery, so I think this is a good point. The idea in this budget is that we are trying to get money out as quickly as possible and then sustain the level. We're not adding necessarily as we get into 2011 and 2012. In those years, the stimulus should be coming off.
The other aspect is that we're going to be able, I think, to sustain a level we talked about earlier of a little bit of confidence in the economy: people feeling that something is being done, that we're looking at fiscal stimulus that is longer term. We have seen, for example, the impact of the tax credits in the U.S., which dissipated very quickly because they were one-time payments that weren't sustained. I think they are now trying to avoid that in the package that is occurring south of the border.