Okay.
The recent “Economic and Fiscal Outlook” noted that the Canadian economy is...you know, we've created roughly 65,000 new jobs in the first three months of 2014. Recent gains have been almost entirely in full-time positions in the private sector. That builds on our strong economic record of one million jobs since the depths of the recession, mostly full-time, private-sector jobs.
If we look at the broad spectrum of job-creating measures taken by our government since 2012, including the reduction of the corporate tax rate, having fostered the conditions necessary for increased economic growth—and I think, quite honestly, we did that as a government—would your analysis of the jobs added to the economy change if you took these measures into consideration?