I certainly agree with you. On the social infrastructure side, you're entirely right that there is a whole element of infrastructure spending that is needed. And when we talk about even stimulative spending, I think there are a lot of studies that indicate that the best stimulative spending you can do is also on social infrastructure. So in terms of what we talk about from the recent budget, the infrastructure spending—i.e., stimulus spending on infrastructure—in a lot of cases doesn't help the lowest-income Canadians. It's the highly skilled workers who will probably benefit more than people who are working part-time.
The EI system, investing in child tax benefits, the GST tax credit, and things like that would be very strong measures that would not only assist those who need help but would also put the money right into the economy, because the people who get the money need it to spend right away. Is that an idea you agree with?
