Sure, and I certainly agree. I'm glad our government has invested in retraining, for example, and made that a priority, but obviously there will be more to do.
I ask the question, not only because of my interest in it, but I think this is really a matter of concern for a lot of Canadians, especially young people, but in particular their parents, who are saying the pace of technological change is proceeding so quickly and are wondering what this poses for future generations. I'm glad you've shed some light on it.
Growth in the OECD is expected to remain relatively robust, but it will decrease according to the composite indicators that have been put forward. What does that mean for Canada, and for our monetary policy?