I agree. I liken the managing of the economy to a fire. You put in too much wood, it burns too much, and you get rid of all the wood. You have to manage a camp-fire just as you manage the economy. You put too much in and it over-inflates and nobody has any wood left, which means everybody has spent his money, because they can't afford the interest rates. It burns too rich.
I've often thought of that in regard to infrastructure investments. Sometimes the opposition calls for $20 billion or $30 billion in continual investment in infrastructure. But if we borrow too much money, if we have interest rates that are too high, if we have over-inflation, those things can destroy an economy. Is that fair as well?