Thank you very much.
I'm going to move on to Ms. MacEwen.
Thank you very much for your statement, Ms. MacEwen. I actually think this should be very much part of our report as a finance committee. You're talking about a new paradigm in terms of productivity. One of the figures that has been cited here is that our universal public health care system has a $3,000 competitive advantage per employee per year for Canadian businesses vis-à-vis their American competitors. You've talked about a whole range of other investments that would make a difference for Canadian businesses and would make a difference for productivity in Canada.
Can you comment on the importance of not following the Trump economics model where we simply cut—with no obligation, no direction and no strategy—taxes for the corporate sector rather than make these kinds of investments that actually improve the competitiveness of Canadian businesses and also help the quality of life of Canadians?