Thank you. I'm happy to be led down that path.
In my view, what enhances the anchoring of inflation expectations is a very simple, easily understood objective, and today and for the past 20 years there has been absolute clarity in that objective: the inflation target was 2%, period. There was a particular measure of inflation: headline inflation. The bank uses core inflation in an operational sense over the short run, but it's absolutely clear that the target is 2%. In a world of nominal income targeting, that clarity would be lost. There would be a target on nominal GDP--