Well, typically because we have a progressive tax system, taxes tend to increase more than the growth in GDP over time because of that bracket creep over time. People move up to a higher bracket and pay higher taxes, so there is a small increase over time, an improvement in the balance over time.
Again, I'll take you back to what I said about the long term. If we have a longer-term perspective, you will have that room I mentioned because the way that the federal government expenditures and taxes are structured now, something around 45% of government spending is in transfers. Most of them are indexed to GDP, so it's very hard for them to get out of hand. Then the direct program spending, which is another major part of this spending, is almost frozen. It increases very gradually, so over time you will see an improvement in the budget balance, yes.