I appreciate the acknowledgement that there are some things we can't control. I would say that there are some things we can control, as well, when it comes to the state of our own economy. We're going to be affected by things we can control and by things we can't control. Either way, certainly you've argued that our own domestic policy decisions are affecting that magnification effect.
Could you explain a bit more about how the immigration choices that have been made by the government have led to intensifying competition and therefore to higher levels of unemployment for both newcomers and young people? How are the immigration policies of the government affecting this magnification where, at a given unemployment rate overall, the youth unemployment rate is even relatively higher?