bilton, j.p. johngement head of ,lobal mostly asset strategy and still with us is david kelly, also of j.p. morgan. what does this mean? we've watched policy rates around the globe come down, policy rates relatively low when you look at historical context. markets have massively outstripped, in return terms, the level of gdp growth and wage growth around the world. so we've got this kind of interesting scenario where asset markets have gone a long way ahead of what we might have reasonably expected. in the previous segment, david talked about the notion that we are running out of road on monetary stimulus. if and when we do go through the next downturn into the next cycle, what is it going to look like? are we going to get a repeat of the situation with low growth, low rates? there's an argument that, with policymakers having run out of road from a monetary standpoint, do they do something different? do we see more of that fiscal boost coming on? christine lagarde has been talking about it in europe. i