With respect, Mostafa, I'm not talking about projections. I'm talking about what actually has taken place.
Even if we take your projections, which seem to be doom and gloom on the face of it, it's only 13,000 jobs per year. Nobody wants to lose any jobs, but it's $1.8 billion saved per year as well. It seems to me that based upon economic action plan 2008, based upon what we've done in 2009, 2010, we've created 900,000 jobs. Those aren't estimates; those are actuals. We've got a very good return on investment for Canadian taxpayers on the basis of what we've saved compared to what we've invested. Of course we're creating jobs in different areas.
If you look at some of the research on the web, especially the studies done by the American government, which wanted to have great stimulus but seemed to fail on their stimulus program, we've done even better than all those estimates have been, per dollar spent and the return on investments. What do you attribute that to, besides the good management style of our government?