Thank you for the compliment, and thanks to all of you who have complimented the work of the office.
With regard to building back or having a stimulus package, I've already responded, I think, to Madam May, who had a similar question. As long as these are productivity-enhancing measures, I think they have prospects for longer-term growth or for inducing longer-term growth. I've already talked about investments that facilitate transportation, trade or communications. Research is also an area that is productivity enhancing. It can be hit and miss, but once you hit a gold mine, that rewards that investment in research.
It's not my area of expertise. I'm not in the business of providing policy advice, but you get the general gist of what I said and what I mean. As long as these are productivity-enhancing investments, those are the things that would have the most benefit while also providing economic stimulus.
On the question of whether or not there is a need for economic stimulus, it is also a bit premature to answer. It depends on what type of recovery we have. Assuming there is a need for economic stimulus, these would be the types of investments that would make the most sense from an economic perspective.