Great stuff, and an accurate summary of why the cut-and-run approach to managing money damages prosperity.
They also warned that such a diminution of Britain's research and development base would damage economic prosperity as the UK would be unable to exploit the technologies of the future, such as fusion energy and genomics.
Yes, Nyerere as a person was the antithesis of the thugs who had taken over so many of Africa's other nations, but his socialistic policies did immense damage, thwarting prosperity and entrepreneurial instincts, and increasing misery.
Speaking at a BBC-hosted debate on inequality, he then challenged fellow panel member Christine Lagarde, the head of the International Monetary Fund, who had asserted that the gap between rich and poor was damaging global prosperity: "You have no proof that the reverse is true, that equality brings prosperity".
Some economists say this is already damaging human prosperity.
But what the government's data show is that we are taxing away the ability of the middle class to save, and damaging their prosperity.
According to tradition, the Doom Bar formed in the reign of Henry VIII, damaging the prosperity of the port of Padstow a mile up the estuary.
The standing committee of the National People's Congress, China's Parliament, ruled that universal suffrage should not be granted for the next few years because it might damage Hong Kong's prosperity and stability and aggravate social divisions.
In which case the damage to our prosperity would be transient and small.
Calvinism had considerable success there, but in 1572 a great number of Protestants were put to death. Louis XIV's revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685 dispersed the town's Protestant population and greatly damaged its industrial prosperity; incessant war and increases in taxes completed the decline of the town.
