I appreciate that. You seem to have isolated the current increase in capital gains tax with some very precise numbers about what you think will be calamitous negative impacts, but we did not experience those calamitous negative impacts when they were raised twice before by Conservatives. That's what I'm trying to understand. You point to different economic moves at the time, but there are different economic moves happening now, including historically low corporate income tax rates and lower interest rates.
Incidentally, I would point out as well that investment in machinery, equipment, technology and innovation actually did not drop after the capital gains inclusion rates were raised in the late 1980s and early 1990s, but they have dropped in the last 10 years. Do you have any sort of explanation for that?