Over the last decade, I have had deck after deck of lobby groups coming, not just from the chemistry association but others as well, talking about lowering corporate taxes. That was supposed to be the big promise for investment, but what you're saying to me today is that we're getting 1% of investment in R and D.
What was wrong with that argument? Why didn't that take place? We have lower corporate tax cuts than the United States; in fact, both presidential candidates are talking about raising them. However, we've seen states, Pennsylvania and many others—and I come from close to Sarnia where we do a lot of this industrial work—undercut us because NAFTA and free trade don't account for what state and provincial governments can do.
What took place in that? Can you at least explain and give me an insight? Your two specific requests are actually very helpful.