When we evaluate our projects, and I'll take an example in terms of the national infrastructure component, we will look at what kind of increased economic activity will result from a project, how we're going to manage disruptions in the economy, as well as how it's going to increase economic productivity.
In many cases it's about the speed at which people, goods, and services can travel, whether it's by plane, rail, or road, or through a port. Speed is very important because the private sector relies on speed these days to be more productive.
We emphasize the productivity aspect more in the increase of economic activity. Of course jobs will always be created through these infrastructure projects, whether they're short-term construction jobs or indirect jobs in the service industry, as well as longer-term jobs and the longer-term impact on the gross national product.