I think that's an interesting counterfactual question to ask. I think when you start thinking about the answer, though, it gets awfully complicated awfully fast, because not only Canada but also every other country in the world engaged in a round of stimulus. We did it at time when we thought there was a risk of systemic collapse in the global economy. The measures, by and large, by country were very large, not only on the fiscal side but also on the monetary side. So it would be a guess, at best.
The main question before us is would the global economy have collapsed if we hadn't done this? We'll never know the answer to that. But we know the global economy has recovered.