My point is really to highlight that this isn't a typical business cycle but a structural adjustment. Part of the message there is that it's going to take longer than normal. Rather than demand coming back and businesses having unused capacity so that they can bring workers back to work and increase production and everything bounces back, in a structural adjustment, sectors need to pivot. They need to invest in new things. They're going to be doing less of some things and they need to be doing more of other things, and that is going to take time. That's an important reason the pickup in the economy is relatively gradual.
