I thought Monsieur Côté asked a very good question when he asked about the growth in clean-tech jobs over the course of the next several years, and we saw the graph there that showed growth without CETA up to 2014. I'm reminded that we had a recent witness, a representative of the pork industry, who at one point had a market share some years ago that 75% of the market was the United States, but it had been drastically reduced as a percentage to 32%.
I recall asking a question not dissimilar to that of Monsiur Côté. I asked if that significant change in terms of focus in other places was at the expense of growth in the United States. I was advised at that time that in the move from 75% to 32%, in fact the growth in the United States had actually doubled, but all it did was talk about less emphasis or less dependence on the United States, and growth opportunities elsewhere.
As you have indicated in terms of the growth from 2010 to 2014 without CETA, do you have any sense or have you done any projections of what the potential is with the CETA agreement in place?