I think that when we come out of this, we will have destroyed some of.... This is a huge supply shock on the economy. We're also dealing with a reduced amount of supply and the misallocation of resources, to the extent that there are bankruptcies, firms going out of business, etc. That's going to require policies that allow for growth, and that goes back to looking at tax regulatory reforms and things like that. To the extent that it can help build up our GDP growth, then it's going to be more looking at tax revenue coming back.
At the same time, governments are going to have to watch their spending in the future and not build in major expenditures that will impact the economy. There will be a tendency for governments to spend more money as a way of building up consumption, but that's exactly the wrong kind of policy as we come out of that, because this was a supply shock and we have to deal with the supply problems that are going to be evolving over time.