Maybe I can take a crack at that one.
Rather than looking at it in terms of a study, individual companies have looked at it in terms of their business plans.
You were citing, for example, manufacturing particularly in southwestern Ontario. My home area, where I was raised and lived, was Fergus, which is 12 miles from Guelph, where Linamar is located. Linda Hasenfratz has been very clear in terms of the critical nature of the TPP for her automotive parts manufacturing company. Each company is going to look at it in its own way.
Government needs to take a look at the impact sector by sector and in an aggregate sense across the board for Canada.
We have certainly seen figures suggesting potentially billions of dollars of economic impact for Canada. It is also clear that a failure by Canada to participate if Mexico and the United States were to be part of TPP would be disastrous for Canada.
Why? Because when your area or my old area is looking to locate new plants, one of the issues investors will look at will be, if they want to put their NAFTA plant in one of the three countries, which one or which ones will have access to the TPP market? If Mexico and the United States have access to that market and Canada doesn't, an investor will go somewhere else.