The study is called “How Competition Can Make Infrastructure Dollars Go Further”. Right? Competition. If we want true competition, wouldn't we would bring in people who don't ask for as much in terms of salaries? I say that because, by and large, union workers tend to have higher salaries. I'm generalizing, but the non-union shops have lower salaries. So I was trying to get to the core of this, which is competition. Then if we have lower salaries, where's the lowest salary? It will be for temporary foreign workers. That will really stretch the dollar and be very competitive and we would, therefore, make the infrastructure dollars go further. Right? That's what I was trying to get at.
