What I was referring to was goods, and a much, much lower percentage of our services exports go to the United States. So it allows me to kind of answer two questions at once. Our integration with the U.S. is so deep and complete on trade that our numbers of goods going back and forth across the border are in a sense exaggerating the lack of diversification. For example, 25% or so of our goods exports are cars. Well, with the car thing, the pieces are going back and forth several times before the car is complete, so you have a lot of trade generated by one car. That sort of thing skews those numbers.
On January 31st, 2008. See this statement in context.