In the estimate, we're doing two things, roughly speaking. We have analytical tools and models that allow us to assess the macroeconomic and sectoral impact, but we're also validating that with industry to make sure the numbers reflect the reality of the industry.
The point you're raising—net economic loss—is factored in. This means that, if some Canadian businesses are losing production or if the cost increases to move either their commodity or their products to their client, it's factored into the analytics we're doing.