Sure. In fact, in our most recent monetary report, there is a box that goes into this in a fair bit of detail.
Directly to your question, I think the reason we saw companies were quicker and more inclined to pass through costs is that demand was high, so they were able to pass costs through and it wasn't affecting their sales. People were still paying.
When inflation is high, that is one of the dynamics we watch very closely. As inflation is coming down, demand is coming down and is more in balance with supply, and companies think carefully about whether they can pass through their cost increases.