As much as anything, what the recession has done for the firms that are exporters is to cause them to have a diversified vision of the world. The United States will always remain our most important market, but trade is not a zero-sum game. So you can look at the States, but where else are there opportunities?
If you look at Asia, for instance—and again I'm playing to my own strength here, being the ADM for Asia, and putting in a plug—Asian economies all grew through the recession. China grew. With the exception of Japan, most of the countries had positive growth rates. So if you're sitting at home and thinking, “Okay, I have a world-beating product here”, and you've been pretty comfortable dealing your product into the United States, you're going to think, “Well, to ensure my own prosperity and the livelihood of the people who work for me, to be able to grow my company, where am I going to have to go beyond that one market?” And that's what happening now: people are looking further afield, looking to Asia, looking to China.