There is some productivity growth that picks up over the forecast horizon and yields the rate-of-growth potential. If you look at the table on page 22 in the English version, we have potential growing at 1.8% in 2011; 2%, as I said earlier, in 2012. That's the underlying improvement in the real growth in the economy, the speed limit of the economy. That's not the precise level of growth we see, but that's the underlying improvement, and if you think of that 2% potential growth extending out into the horizon, that's the potential, if you will. That provides growth to the standard of living.
On October 26th, 2010. See this statement in context.