I guess, trying to answer a couple of points that have already been made, specifically, trade and the success of the domestic economy depend not only on the economics, they depend on cultural behaviour. To answer your question directly, I think risk taking, which is part of the Canadian culture. I'm talking in the private sector. They always say this is the case. They are not prepared to risk as much as entrepreneurs in other countries. I've talked to individual Canadians working now in Dallas who've come from Edmonton, Boston, and elsewhere. There's a succession of anecdotes. But the point is that they all say, “The reason I, as a 35-year-old, left Edmonton for Dallas was because people are willing to take risks here, which they weren't in Canada”. So, yes, the answer is we're not prepared to undertake the risk.
I go on and make the point, to some extent in the trade area I think government, your government included, has done a bang-up job in opening markets. I think the private sector, speaking generally, has not bellied up to the bar as much as it should have.