The context is important to remember. The world economy has lost more than 60 million jobs during this global financial crisis and the subsequent great recession, and then of course the slower recovery than typical. So, over 60 million jobs.... The statistics you quote I'm sure are exactly right. However, in that context Canada has done extremely well as a relative matter. That, I think, stems from having the most robust banking system in the world and having policies put in place at exactly the right time.
It's important to remember that it could have been far worse without this; however, as I said, we did have a strong recovery in jobs as we typically have in the post-recession period. Then what happened is the global recovery sort of stalled. Now we're in a period where that building phase is just starting to catch speed, especially in the United States. It's our outlook that we will continue to benefit from that through a stronger export recovery.