I hear you've just come back from Washington. Is it fair to say that while you were at the G7 or G20 meetings a number of economies were looking at Canada to see what Canada has been proposing in terms of restarting growth?
We know that Madame Lagarde said we're facing mediocre growth. A number of nations are looking at things that could be done in order to grow the economy, not just in the immediate term but in the long term.
What other kinds of measures are people talking about? I know that people have singled out Canada as a poster child. We saw that in the Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times.
Could you elaborate a bit on the feeling of people sitting around the table?