I think what I was going to say is that a key part of productivity is for businesses to invest—invest in workers, invest in new capital—because when you give workers better tools, they are more productive, and higher productivity pays for higher wages. If wages go up because productivity went up, that is not inflationary.
One of the things I was pleased to see in the fourth quarter data was that actually we are starting to see that rebound in investment. When we talk to firms, their investment intentions have never been stronger, and we very much hope that companies follow through on those business plans and make those investments.