Not specifically on softwood lumber or a specific trade measure, but what we have done, underlying this projection...because there are always questions now about the impact of the U.S. Obviously there are ideas that the U.S. government will introduce stimulus measures that will boost their growth. So that would have a positive impact on the Canadian economy. If they grow faster, we'll see the benefits of that. Based on the estimates from the IMF and the Bank of Canada, there will be an impact of about 0.5% on U.S. GDP as a result of potential fiscal and stimulus measures to tax cuts and infrastructure spending in the United States.
Now, that would have a positive impact on Canada. About 40% of that will be translated into Canadian growth. At the same time, however, we are seeing all these trade issues that are coming up. There's a possibility that there will be a negative impact from trade measures or the trade discussions on different things like softwood lumber and other sectors. We assume, in our projection, that those possibilities, those changes on trade, will offset the positive growth that will come from the stimulus measures in the U.S. That's a simple assumption that we have made. It covers all these different things. We haven't done it specifically for softwood lumber or any other sector.