There are many sectors that are responding, as the textbook would suggest, to the lower dollar. It was primarily in the manufacturing sector where we lost those 8,000 to 10,000 firms, and so we are getting classic responses across the economy. An example is the food business, which is very strong. Another one is IT services, which is a very big, growing business, or tourism, and furniture. There are classic examples.
We're confident that process is working as it normally does. It's just proving to be slower than in the past, and it will rely on the creation of new businesses as we go through time to fill in the room that's been left behind by a smaller energy sector.