Thank you very much.
It's a shame in a way that we have so many witnesses here and that each one doesn't get more time.
Mr. Wilkinson, I'd like to offer you just a bit more time to speak. There's so much we could ask you in terms of the research you've done, but I need to split my time with Mr. Caron.
I'd like to ask you, in terms of both the causes and the solutions to inequality, what role wage polarization has played in the increase in inequality. We've heard about technological change and economic restructuring, but is it inevitable that we end up with wage polarization and a lower middle class wage, as it were? Can you comment on that?