Dr Robertson said more treatment would cure more people, who could go on to develop liver damage, and may slow the rate of the epidemic.
But that's the collateral damage from a multitiered tax-rate system.
However, both considerations mean that the true economic damage will be higher than the AMaxT rate, so we should leave some headroom in setting that rate.
The MPs said that the rate-rigging had done "great damage" to the UK's reputation.
In addition to that past damage award, the jury also granted a reasonable royalty rate of 3.5% on the search-advertising revenue of infringing firms.
If he is right, and Mr Flaherty's various interventions avoid the collateral damage that would be caused by an actual interest-rate rise, Canada's admirers will have another thing to swoon over.
Twenty high-profile economists have urged the government to drop the top 50p tax rate, which they say is doing "lasting damage" to the UK economy.
Spinal fusion surgery has a 17% complication rate, including infections and, in rare cases, nerve damage.
The result of these estimates and assumptions is that the commission believes the potential growth rate of the hardest-hit countries has suffered long-term damage.
Northumberland County Council is having to repair holes at a rate of 800 a week, and has more than 200 vehicle damage claims pending from motorists.
The fiscal cliff damage is getting priced in, with at least 1 percentage point shaved off the growth rate.
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The benefit from the reduction in their top rate from 39.6% or even 35% or 33% to 25% far outweighs any damage that can be done by eliminating deductions.
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