Mr. Bains, the short answer to your question is that we have not done an analysis of that sort.
I can make two observations. First, access to markets on fair conditions is essential to our survival. About 95% of our business takes place outside the country, and some 35% of our employees are in the country. So the equation is pretty clear.
Second, our success in this market and others depends on our capacity to innovate and to invest in innovation. The best jobs are in engineering innovation, in high technology. So better access creates better jobs, at least in our industry, and it preserves other high-quality jobs as well.
Non-tariff barriers have to come down. That's why we need the agreement.