I wouldn't call it a subsidy, but clearly the falling Canadian dollar had a very beneficial effect on manufacturing in Canada. It boosted manufacturing output. It made manufacturing in Canada much more attractive for investment. Throughout the 1990s we had the most rapidly growing manufacturing sector of any developed country in the world as a result of that.
You make another very good point, which is that it's not necessarily the level of the dollar that is the problem; it's the very rapid rate of increase, the 65% price cut in four years. It's a movement of 20% to 25%, depending on the day, in the last five or six months. I think it's very difficult to respond that rapidly in your cost structure and pricing structure to that very rapid increase.