Thank you.
Two of my colleagues have asked for an apples-to-apples comparison of 30 years ago on the CPI versus today. I would ask, if that is provided, that there be a couple of other elements added.
From my perspective, we should also bring in the unemployment rate. What was the unemployment rate at that point, as well as the global economic context? It is important, if we are comparing apples to apples, that we not just look at the CPI numbers, but also understand the context. Also, another big indicator we look at is the employment numbers.
If I could ask you to do that, it would be great.
This is my next question. Today you released some new data showing the eighth month of consecutive growth of Canada's GDP, but we've also seen a strong recovery in Canada's jobs, with over 337,000 jobs gained in February, representing 112% of the jobs lost at the peak of the pandemic. Can you tell us how these strong gains in GDP and jobs interact with inflation?