But while locals that are savvy enough to jump ship can prosper, those wedded to the traditional pastoral life are pushed into deep poverty.
That's true, though it's hard to see what difference it makes: if thinktanks survive and prosper because their position just happens consistently to align with the grimmest of corporate interests, the politics of the relationship don't change very much.
If not, there's a sizeable risk that M&B, a decent company with potential to prosper again, will be towed away on the cheap by Lewis in his big yacht.
While being a woman or living in a remote area already limits the number of opportunities people have to prosper, being disabled further marginalises them.
In separate work, published on Monday, Wolfgang Lutz, director of the Vienna Institute of Demography, highlighted education as crucial in not only reducing birth rates but also enabling people to prosper even while populations are growing fast.
In six months' time, Britain will face a choice: the long-term plan that has seen it prosper, or the easy answers that would surely have seen it fail.
Rotherham proved they have what it takes to prosper in the Championship after getting the better of Blackburn 2-0 at New York Stadium.
She is exactly the sort of progressive voter the main parties need to win over if they are to prosper in the capital on 7 May.
Can you prosper as a two-thirds investment bank?
With the pitch displaying a green tinge two days before the first ball is sent down, fast bowlers are once again expected to prosper.
Everyone associated with Frank, it seemed, was destined to grow and to prosper and to leave him behind.
