Right.
From the early nineties to the late nineties, all-of-government spending as share of GDP went from 53% to about 38%, a massive reduction in the size of government relative to GDP. What happened is that the economy grew dramatically and unemployment dropped. That is the historical record.
Getting back to the present and dealing with the massive debts that our country faces today, do you have a calculation of the contingent liabilities faced by the Government of Canada as a result of its insurance on private debt, like mortgages or other loan guarantees of private enterprise?