If you look at the 20-year period, roughly, from the turn of the century until now.... I talked about the increasing share of GDP that corporate profits represent, but business investment in Canada has gone down from 6% to 3%. Over that same rough timeline, you've seen the corporate tax rate go down from 28% to 15%, which I think suggests that there's certainly, in the Canadian context, no correlation between lower corporate taxes and higher business investment. In fact, if there is a correlation, it's inverse. We've seen similar stagnation or a reduction of productivity in Canada compared to our competitors over that same period of time.
When we talk about the need to see more business investment to raise productivity as another way of helping Canadians combat the adverse effects of inflation, is it not fair to say that corporate tax reductions have not helped in that regard over the last 20 years?