I can talk about certainly, in the pulp and paper sector, obviously, graphic paper is one that is not growing, but the whole demand for pulp is growing at 3% to 5% per year. Global packaging—I call it the “Amazon effect”—is growing at 4% to 5% per year. It is very good. Packaging for the majority of the growth has been through recycling, but any time there's recycling you need good virgin fibre and the northern forest tends to be the most suitable fibre for those grades. So packaging is growing and continues to grow at very healthy rates; and tissue products are growing. The consumption rates of all the developing economies from the Middle East to Asia are less than one-tenth of what North America typically is, and disposable incomes have risen in those areas. That's a huge untapped opportunity there.
I truly believe that packaging, pulp, and tissue, three of the primary rates we're in, have very, very healthy futures.