But as Richard Jerram, an economist at ING, argues, this may simply reflect rising confidence in banks and thus falling demand for notes to stuff under the futon.Even more important than rolling the printing presses has been a change in the bank's rhetoric.
I know, I know, it may all seem unaffordable and a long way off, even longer as successive governments push back the retirement age for drawing the state pension to reflect rising longevity and therefore rising costs.
That may reflect a rising vote for a secular, socially liberal brand of politics so far little seen in Poland.
And the number of complaints may reflect the rising amount of debt that agencies in Buffalo are being asked to collect.
Racily written and well stocked with the histories and myths of Everest (though surprisingly without a mention of the Yeti, for a sighting of which "clients" presumably pay extra), it may reflect a rising American fascination with the dark desert places of the Himalayas.
This may reflect the rising prevalence of myopia in younger generations, or the known hyperopic shift in aging [ 17, 18].
Retinal hemorrhages may reflect the rising incidence of dengue in Singapore or may be caused by changes in the predominant serotype of the dengue virus.
The guardians who answered the questionnaires were much older than the Brazilian subjects [ 16], it may reflect the rising age at first birth among Japanese women.
The age distribution varied considerably by payer type, which may reflect the rising illness rates across age groups, the effect (for Medicaid in particular) of eligibility based on pregnancy, and the preponderance of people over age 65 in Medicare based on age-related eligibility.
That partly reflects rising fears of default.
