I have one question. I'll just preface it by saying, whether it's a Conservative or Liberal government, the Government of Canada has proven a commitment to trade throughout its history. It has been a pleasure working with members from all parties around this table to get the trade deals and the review of the trade deals that we've had to do in our two years on this committee. It's nice to see that non-partisan approach continuing for the most part.
I'm going to talk a bit about your economic modelling. Global Affairs Canada did some modelling that showed, in 20 years, Canada's GDP rising by $4.2 billion, which is obviously greater than the $3.4 billion that it would have increased if the U.S. were in the agreement. I'm referring to the numbers from your brief this morning.
Regarding the GDP growth of $4.2 billion in 20 years, I don't know if anyone here is an economist or has the answer, but if you see growth of that size, would that usually be accompanied by job losses or job gains?