You're quite right that the calculator factors in only the value of goods. The Royal Bank did some analysis and found that 63,000 containers were impacted.
When we look at the broad economic impact, though, the calculator didn't take in the lack of inventory affecting small and medium-sized businesses around their sales, production or the other kinds of impacts that really come to bear, including the catch-up time it took after.
When we look at some of the sectors that we have heard from among our members at the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade, they include mining—my colleague Tim can speak specifically about mining—potash, forestry, car dealerships, trucking and agriculture. All of these industries did speak to the economic impacts, which were significant.
As far as I know, our calculator took in the value of traded goods and not the full economic impact. I don't know if that work has been done yet.