Well, I believe that's a very fundamental contributor to that set of opportunities for companies. The Sydney declaration is intended to be aspirational. The fact is that in most countries, fiscal policy has done what it can, monetary policy has done what it can, and growth across the world remains, to some degree, disappointing relative to where we think it could be. So, as a group, the G-20 declared that they would bring other measures which are, if you like, removing impediments to growth, such as adding a free trade agreement removes tariffs, removes impediments to growth, to raise the potential for the world by about 2% in level terms over this five-year period, so, say, roughly, .04% per year.
I think that's a reasonable aspiration. It's been demonstrated through simulations with very complex models at both the IMF and the OECD, and Canada certainly has an opportunity to participate in that.