Right. Let me just comment about the asset-to-debt ratio. I forget in which years the graph started, but I've seen exports over a certain amount of time that have risen by 20 times. I think it was from the 1980s, around when the Canada-United States Free Trade Agreement was signed. In the same period of time, net income has risen six times, adjusting for inflation; so you see exports rising by over three times the amount of the productivity, and the money coming into the farm. On that same graph, there was a flat line at the bottom, and that's actually the money that's staying with the producer. There's a lot of money coming into the Canadian economy, but a lot of it is going to the middlemen.
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