Thank you.
If I have understood correctly, Mr. Macklem, you reminded us that monetary policy focuses on the economy as a whole and that, if we want to have more targeted interventions, tax and fiscal policy should rather be used.
If we are worried about the mismatch between the real economy—consider the job market, for example—and the rise of certain assets—think of the residential real estate industry—we should rather turn to fiscal and tax policy to resolve that mismatch.
Could you comment on this issue?