When you look at our poor productivity performance, it's also sort of matched with whatever kind of wage inflation we're seeing. At the end of the day, what drives the inflation process is not any particular pace of wage inflation but the extent to which it's above and beyond the pace of productivity. It's what economists refer to as unit labour cost. To the extent that we have poor productivity performance, that sort of contributes more to an inflationary dynamic with respect to wage gains.
Another aspect of that is the competitiveness. The more productive we are as a society.... Not only does it help to dampen inflation pressures over time, but it also makes us more [Technical difficulty—Editor]