Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Jim Stanford, at the Centre for Future Work, has said that since 2019 the amount of corporate profit built into each dollar of real output produced in the economy has gone up by 50%. That's another metric we might use to assess the extent to which corporate profits are driving Canadian inflation.
For the carbon tax, you have a number. If you get rid of the carbon tax, you get a 0.6% drop in inflation for one year. Have you calculated what the impact on inflation would be if corporate pricing behaviour were to change such that we had unit profit costs that were back down to prepandemic levels instead of the 50% higher level that we're currently at?