Thank you.
I know that you don't necessarily like to comment on fiscal policy, but I'll keep my question very general. We're at a point right now, and I'll refer to your speech from yesterday when you talked about dead money. It's not really that much of a problem because companies find it very uncertain to assume the risks that are inherent in this economy right now.
If we're talking about fiscal policy and tweaks, such as reduction of corporate income tax rates or even the measure of reducing EI premiums for small businesses, how effective are those types of fiscal policies in an environment where, even when companies have the financial leeway to invest and don't because of the risks, that flow of money won't be invested anyway?