It seems to me, though, at least from the consumption of a lot of economists writing about this or what we would read from south of the border, that a lot of the changes in the methodology of CPI seem to have this effect of dampening the real inflation or CPI rate. For example, you hear a lot about this in the U.S. If we measured CPI like we did in the eighties, we would be in double-digit percentage points.
Is that a similar experience here? Over time, we've actually seen CPI and the way it's been measured to be quite different from it once was. We seem to be understating it to some degree.