Thank you very much for your question.
I think that's absolutely critical. The defining variable of our economic well-being will be our ability to export and sell into the global economy. Our domestic economy has been weakening. Canadians continue to borrow and spend, and that has sustained our GDP growth, but when we see our exports basically flat for two years in a row and declining business investment for basically two years, what we want to do is create a more dynamic and exciting business climate to attract more foreign direct investment.
One of the things that we hear from multinational companies is that the Canadian groups will have to pitch to their headquarters and say, “This is why you have to allocate an additional billion dollars to Canada.” Then the next is the group from Mexico, and the next is the group from Europe. It is a very competitive dynamic. That's why we really want to focus on the costs of doing business in Canada. We want to make sure that we're competitive.