Thank you. I would just like to clarify one point.
The economists I worked with at the OECD always told me that in Canada's case, we had to go by the net debt, because our pension funds are capitalized, whereas the ones in the European countries aren't. It's a gross debt. Since we capitalize them, they have to be deducted from GDP. I respect the economists who gave me good advice on that point. In that case, we have a very good track record, but we can't ignore the efforts we will have to make.
On the subject of the transition to a green, innovative economy, my colleagues at the OECD, and even at the United Nations, often say that the next decade is the decade of action, and that if we don't invest in key sectors, we will no longer be adapted to the economy of tomorrow.
Can you tell us about that, Mr. Blackburn?