I do. There are two parts to that. We have to remember that the costs of goods themselves are but one input cost for a retailer; there's everything from labour through utilities to occupancy. Somebody at one point put together 73 drivers.
It would have an impact on only that part of it. Retail is a strongly competitive marketplace, and we believe that is going to drive most of those savings through.
To the extent that input costs are reduced, it isn't invariable that the savings are going to be passed on penny for penny, because there may be other decisions to make. There may be investment decisions. There may be wage rate changes. There may be hiring decisions made. But certainly there is a huge benefit both to consumers in terms of pricing and to the economy overall.