In August, Canada had 0.3% growth in our GDP, but that was largely due to the 2.8% growth in energy. Canada has a commodity-based economy, or it does in parts of our regions of our country. Alberta and Saskatchewan as provinces benefit significantly from growth in commodity prices, but that drives inflation numbers, and at the same time it crowds out jobs in other parts of the country and in manufacturing. In light of that two-tier economy, that bifurcated Canadian economy we have because of commodity issues, does nominal GDP as a target potentially become more attractive to at least consider?
