I want to go to some of the economic action plan benefits. I know you've already talked about how the reduction in taxes had money in people's pockets so that they were able to buy and therefore help the communities. There are a couple of other programs, like helping the unemployed through the enhanced EI benefits and the training programs, the enhanced work-share programs, the injection of infrastructure spending, the home renovation tax credit, the improvement of infrastructure at colleges and universities, and the consequential support for research and technology. I wonder if you could explain what the outcomes were from that, and perhaps look at it from the point of view of a cost-benefit analysis.
