This obviously makes for an acceptable ratio.
Let’s talk about changes in the geographic distribution of your investments. For example, in 2006, almost two thirds of your investments were in the Canadian economy. Currently, as you said earlier, 36% of your investments are in the U.S.; 16% in Europe; 26% in Asia Pacific; 6% in Latin America; and 16% in Canada.
What accounts for your choice to invest less in the Canadian economy?