I want to circle back to the issue of inflation. I know you made arguments that essentially all this economic stimulus is really designed to get you back to the market equilibrium that you shoot for in your policy around inflation, which is 2%.
I raised the point in other meetings that just after World War I there was a major recession, a post-World War I recession. Governments in Europe and North America did a lot of these same things, and we wound up—I think the Weimar Republic in Germany was the best example—with massive hyperinflation that caused prices to double every day in multiple powers.
I'm wondering why you're so confident that we're not going to have to deal with that after this horrible situation we're in, and if we do, could you be forced into utilizing interest rates as a tool to get things back under control?