I guess it comes back to what the impact of even easier monetary policy than what we currently have would be. We already have an extraordinarily stimulative monetary policy. It could help to bolster economic growth to some extent, but I think the down side of it is that we would have much more rapidly rising home prices as well as much more rapidly rising household debt, and we'd have an even greater household debt imbalance that we'd have to address down the road.
One of the things we learned from the U.S. experience is that this wouldn't be a prudent path to follow.