I'll just make two quick comments on that topic.
With respect to explicitly pricing carbon pollution, we have seen significant support across different business and industrial sectors. I'd point to the Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition, which is an international organization that has significant representation from a range of Canadian businesses, including the five big banks, the oil and gas sector, etc.
The other thing I'd point to is a bit more granular. Within the system that we're developing—again for heavy industry, which is what I'm focusing on—the output-based pricing system, we actually monetize the incentive, so clean performers will be able to capitalize and will sell their surplus credits as part of an emissions trading system. There is very clear economic benefit to clean performance, so they can capitalize on that.
More broadly—and maybe Matt will have more to comment on this—there is a very significant global economy for low carbon-intensive goods and services. Facilities, industries and businesses that are well positioned to take advantage of that would see an economic advantage.
Do you want to add to that?