Generally speaking, yes. The bottom line is that we think—and again, our assessment has changed over the year—that the majority of the strength we're seeing in inflation now—apart from weather-related effects that affected some crops and that are, of course, temporary by nature—whether in Canada, the U.S. or elsewhere, is simply the result of the fact that there is a tremendously strong appetite for goods globally right now, and firms haven't been able to produce enough of those to meet demand, so prices have been creeping up.
