Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Welcome, Governor and Senior Deputy Governor. It's always a pleasure.
Reading through the Monetary Policy Report this afternoon, I note two great things. One, obviously, is the stronger than expected growth, as you revised up this year's growth. The other is the output gap closing earlier than expected—although from reading it, I understand there is going to be some remeasurement or re-examination of how we look at and measure output gaps.
One thing I wanted to talk about quickly is exports and business investment, the two points of contribution to GDP that haven't recovered as strongly as we would have expected from an economic crisis or in a cycle. Could you give us some more detail on what the bank looks at in those two areas of contribution to the economy?