My father was a sheet-metal worker and a carpenter, and he's retired now, so I understand where you're coming from.
Mr. Alexander, I do disagree with you in terms of the fiscal anchor being debt to GDP. As an economist and someone who has worked in finance for 25 years I look at debt to GDP as a ratio for financial flexibility across the board, whether it's G7, G20, or whatever measure.
I agree with your comment on labour productivity being weak. I would love to hear your comment on the investment climate and how we can make sure that's going in the right trajectory. I think it is, but it always can be better.