That's the whole point of our report. We believe the 76 recommendations we've offered are all about building greater flexibility and resiliency into our national economy, so we have a greater capacity to withstand a shock through collapse in consumer demand in the United States, for example.
But we're on the front line when 82% of our exports are going to one market. If consumers close down the United States, we'll be affected. We're affected already. We're forecasting exports this year to grow by only 2.5%. There has been very little export demand growth for six years now, which is why domestic consumption is so important for our economy right now. But absent changes to how we align our domestic economy and make it more flexible and adaptable, we are on the front lines of any adjustment in U.S. behaviour.