Right--because if productivity growth was higher, that number could be driven higher.
You talked about sustainability in your answer. Based on that answer, I'm to understand, then, we can.... Previously we could grow at a 3% level and it wouldn't generate inflation. I'm assuming generating past the 2% mark, because there will be....
Inflation isn't a bad thing, as long as it's under control. Is that...? Or do we really want inflation at zero?
That leads me to my second question, which is following up on what Ted was asking you about. Where do you see inflation going? Like, 2% was an agreed amount, in an agreement. If growth is lower, what does that do to...? Is our inflation flexibility lower than 2%? Or where are we going with that?