That was not my question. My question was about the premise on which the budget was built.
The stimulus measures that were being introduced, the stimulus that's sitting on the sidelines in savings accounts on the corporate and household side, and the massive stimulus on the American side are all said to be transitory and will not have significant pervasive and sustained impacts on inflation, so we are told not to worry about interest rates, as they're going to stay around where they are right now.
If those assumptions are wrong, if you're wrong about the inflationary impacts of the stimulus, that changes a lot, doesn't it? That's my question.