You have to use table 1 and table 2 in the document to compare the two annual levels of growth. We give more detail on the Canadian forecast, because we do a quarterly one in table 2. Those are on pages 10 and 22.
We see Canadian productivity picking up over the forecast horizon. There is a box in here that explains why, how, and to what extent. That being said, it does not pick up enough to compensate or get us back to the levels of overall potential growth we enjoyed earlier this decade. So if you think of Canadian growth as being around 3% in real terms--the sum of productivity and labour input--earlier this decade, in the 1990s, we're getting back to about 2%--