There is the term “helicopter money”, where the approach is just to deposit money across the country, and there may be some stimulative effect, versus what you said in your comments, which is roads, ports, etc., things that help us sell more of our exports.
I do take the point that there are investments the government can make, but I don't think it's under the terms of infrastructure. Earlier, we talked about interprovincial labour mobility, participation, and education. That's a bit of a different thing.
You have downgraded the amount of growth potential you see, so either the forces outside Canada and some of the things that are happening are worse than expected, or we are not getting as much pep for the fiscal dollars that the government is putting into it. Could you explain how much growth we are getting from the government's fiscal plan?