Do I have time for a final question, Mr. Chair? Excellent. Thank you.
One of the points that the former governor of the Bank of Canada made.... Actually, it was Kevin Milligan, an economist who joined our panel. One of the points that he made during his testimony was that it's not government expenditures that have created this debt, but in fact, the virus itself. We had a choice to make as to whether we would let private individuals, businesses and municipal, provincial and federal governments bear the costs of the response. I thought that was an interesting way of putting it because a choice to not respond, obviously, would have come at an enormous cost as well, and largely would have downloaded that cost onto private individuals, other levels of government and businesses.
I'm curious to know if you have the ability to analyze what the cost of a more limited intervention would have been across our economic system in Canada.