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Another table in here explains the impact on the cost situation.
I'll close off with a point about the flexible exchange rates. We wouldn't argue against them as being an important tool for economies to adjust to changes in cost conditions, but we have this huge impact of the Chinese, the Taiwanese, the Hong Kong, and some other Asian economies that are essentially pegged to the U.S. dollar. They've moved a bit, but as the U.S. dollar depreciates, what should happen is that those currencies appreciate, the U.S. economy starts to adjust, and we won't have this huge spread. The trouble is that with those currencies being pegged to the U.S. dollar, the adjustments that should be taking place in the world economy are being frustrated. We think the spread between the Canadian and U.S. dollars has been exaggerated by that situation.
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