On the point that we have a floating currency—and of course, you've said that your earlier models may not have told the complete story—with a lower dollar you would think there would be higher exports, and they have not happened. I think that's partly due to the permanent loss of production capacity.
With respect to that—for example, in agri-growth, the chair talks about agrifood as being a leading process—a farmer can choose to plant another acre or not; very firm decisions can happen. For someone to expand or build a new plant, there are many more processes that go into it.
Does the Bank of Canada expect that Canadian exporters will reinvest in production capacity as a result of the low Canadian-U.S. exchange rate, and what other federal measures could help them to increase their production capacity?