It is worth noting that if all OECD countries right now stopped burning fossil fuel, stopped emitting any carbon dioxide whatsoever, all of them, right now, for the next 100 years, we would only reduce the temperature by 2100, by 0.8 degrees Fahrenheit.
Arguing the limited impact of fossil fuel reductions on global temperatures.
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If we have liquidity challenges, if the depths of our markets all of a sudden are impaired, the ability of the financial system to respond to large shocks is severely diminished.
I think this access to capital point is just enormously critical, maybe the most important thing.
Do you believe that it will increase the cost of credit to small businesses?
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