Thank you.
I just have a couple of quick questions to follow up on. As commodity prices go, as my colleague indicated, typically the Canadian dollar goes, because of the weighting of our economy on commodities. But there's been a lot of speculation about the decoupling of the emerging economies, like China, India, and others, from the U.S. economy.
First of all, I want your view on decoupling and the notion that some of these emerging economies will in fact continue to grow despite an economic slowdown in the U.S.
Secondly, if that is the case, or at least the possibility, will it have the capacity to effectively propel the Canadian economy forward based on commodities, their demands, and internal growth for commodities, and as such decouple the Canadian economy in some capacity from the American economy?