Yes, and I was just thinking that, because the deficit in manufactured items has exploded six times in that same time period. It was about $17 billion of deficit in manufactured items in 2006. That's over $90 billion today.
The figures I've seen also show that the percentage of our exports that has been growing in terms of raw or unprocessed goods is now reversing. It's going the other way. What we're doing, in short, is we're exporting more raw or barely processed items and we're getting an exploding deficit in manufactured items. I take it, as an importer-exporter, that's not a good thing either for our country. Would you say that, or do you think it's a good thing?