They've made the decision to go to the U.S. market and not to go to other markets, despite our signing trade agreements. I would say that is an exercise of choice.
Also, the oil and gas industry and the mining industry are global players. Agricultural equipment manufacturers are global leaders. The Prairies have some global-beating companies in making headers, seeders and other things that simply fly under the radar. I would argue that, depending on the sector and the complementarity with the markets, we've actually done well.
However, the private sector exercises choice. You have this big, fat, easy U.S. market, or you could go to Honduras where we just signed a trade agreement and work five times as hard for half the money and triple the risk.
I would argue that it's the private sector exercising choice in going to the U.S.