First of all, if the marketing man could come back, that would be very helpful.
Meanwhile, I'd like to talk a little bit about inflation targeting.
I know it's more of a discussion for the Bank of Canada, but I noticed in your introductory remarks that you talked a little bit about inflation targeting. I know in 1991, for instance, when inflation was at 5%, there was a 2% target introduced. It was met in 1998, and since that time it's been consistent as a target.
First of all, on the issue of price-level targeting versus inflation targeting and the real effects of inflation on economic growth, why do we have a 2% target instead of a 0% target? I guess that's my main question. What effect will inflation targeting have on economic growth generally on a macro basis?