The strength of the dollar is certainly something we take account of in deciding on monetary policy. I agree with you, net exports have declined. It's been a drag on the economy, and for that reason, does factor into our thinking. It's one of the reasons we think that the so-called neutral level of the fed funds rate is low at the moment.
But remember that in spite of that drag, and the impact it's having on manufacturing, the economy has continued to create jobs at a pace of 220,000 or more a month. And we can't just look at sectoral impacts, we have to look at the overall performance of the labor market. But certainly, the dollar and the drag that it implies, it is a symptom, and in part, a signal of the strength of the U.S. economy in comparison with many others.