Just in macroeconomic terms, over the past two years 80% of global growth has been attributed to emerging markets, including a lot of Asia, versus several years ago when it was less than 40%. Growth increasingly is coming from emerging markets. Wealth and prosperity is increasing dramatically in these emerging markets, in particular in Asia. For example, in China, we all know the story about 400 million people being lifted out of poverty—I'm not saying that they're out of poverty, but they've been lifted out of poverty. When that happens, the demand for protein, other cereals and other products increases, and the demand for energy increases. The demand for all sorts of goods for what is hopefully going to be a rising middle class will increase dramatically.
So Canada can play a role in energy, food products, other commodities, and manufactured goods, as these input into supply chains as the middle class in Asia rises, and as growth shifts more dramatically to these emerging markets.