Thank you for that.
I'll come back, for my next question, to Mr. Stanford. It has been mentioned that there were concerns raised in 1988. As Statistics Canada's figures very clearly show, we've actually seen, for most Canadian families, a drop in real income since 1989, which means that the doom and gloom sayers actually should have been listened to, to mitigate the problems around NAFTA.
What can we learn from what has happened to the manufacturing sector over the past 15 years, and what can we learn from Korea?