No, it goes back to proper utilization of resources and back to Economics 101. This is why the markets end up doing a pretty good job in sorting these decisions out, as you end up putting the resources into the most productive uses. If we're going to build pipelines, obviously, the more energy we produce, and to me this is not.... If we had a world without regulations, if we didn't have the United States having to give a foreign permit, Keystone XL would have been built already or certainly would be on its way and creating a lot more income in Canada.
Are there things we may try to do in order to move up the value chain? Yes, you could try to do it, but you have to remember that there's a cost to doing that, an opportunity cost of using resources to do that, which could actually have negative consequence for the economy overall.