Yes, it certainly makes us more attractive. Together we would be not the world's ninth largest economy but something like the seventh or the fifth, so that is much more attractive.
Also, let me note that with the European free trade agreement.... This is something I meant to mention. The free trade agreements the government has signed have been extremely important, but they get defensive. They have prevented us from losing market share in countries.
The first thing that happened after we signed the agreement with Colombia was what? The U.S. wheat growers association issued a press release yelling and screaming that they were about to lose $100 million a year in sales because Canada had an agreement that made Canadian wheat cheaper.
It was the same thing in Central America with potatoes, Mr. Easter. Every year the U.S. potato association says they're doing great in Central America, and they have higher than normal market share, and that will remain in place until Canada signs a free trade agreement and things go back to normal.
The FTA with the EU will do the same thing. If the U.S. signs an agreement, we're in a world of trouble. Signing the agreement with Europe is important to keep us from losing market share, but it won't help us to grow. It won't give us new opportunities. It's a defensive move.