For example, the private equity industry complained this week that the increase in the British tax rate on capital gains to 28 percent would damage capital formation.
But to work, he says they require sweeping changes to incorporate the idea that global warming can damage capital stock, productivity and growth.
The "chaos" argument does provide a rationale for minimizing public expenditures on poor children, on the grounds that they are damaged human capital, nonperforming assets, sunk costs that can never be recouped.
The London-focused estate agent said a vote to leave could damage the capital's position as a financial centre.
The rule of thumb among fund managers is that you can probably safely take an income of about 4% a year without damaging your capital over the medium term.
The lack of ultra-fast broadband in London's financial centre could "damage" the capital's status as a world class city, MPs have been warned.
London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, welcomed the announcement, and argued that it put paid to fears that Brexit would damage the capital's position as the leading European technology hub.
Besides delivering a bomb with enough velocity to damage a capital ship, the dive bomber forced the addition shipboard of large numbers of automatic guns, of 40 millimetres or less, to supplement the more powerful but slower-firing three- to five-inch antiaircraft guns.
A family affair A poor average The red and the black ReprintsAnd third, the more a government borrows, the greater the risk that the last dollar borrowed will damage private capital markets: it "crowds out" private (and presumably more productive) investment competing for the same dollar.
But his City Hall opponents claim he will damage the capital's emergency services, closing 12 fire stations and 65 police stations.
