Thank you.
I want to try to quickly get a question for Mr. Curtis.
I found your response on the jobs issue a curious one. Certainly I would say any analysis of a large deal like NAFTA would say that it was a huge net job gain. But in terms of diversifying our trade relationships, Canada in the last two generations really did not diversify because we could pretty much sell our goods and services, or 70% or more at times, to the United States.
If the United States stays in its slow-to-sluggish growth as it could, some economists are predicting 2% or less over the next several years, in terms of maintaining the jobs that are here now as a result of that north-south trade, can you speak about the importance of diversifying, particularly with a massive market like the EU but also with bilateral agreements with other countries to mitigate against a declining main trade partner?