Probably in the current situation it's an uncertainty. It's a newness that people don't need to deal with; I think that just getting back to 2%....
The other problem, though—and I would generally go back to my opening statement—is that I'm not at all convinced that.... In fact, I'm sure that the inflation rate in Canada is much higher than 4.8%. If you just added in used car inflation, you'd be approaching 6%, but if you started taking account of shortages, you'd be way north of that.
How are shortages in Canada compared to Europe and Switzerland? I don't know. I think they're probably comparable to the United States. I'd just caution against using the printed inflation rate from statistical agencies.