In the 19th century the coming of the railways made Chester again a thriving commercial centre, and the many black-and-white buildings dating from that period reflect its prosperity.
As for the stock market, the value-weighted indices produced by most liquid stocks were used as the proxy, since more than half of the sample countries are emerging markets with a number of illiquid stocks, which do not accurately reflect the prosperity of the stock market.
Particularly marked differences between housing tenures when compared to other SES indicators has been found elsewhere perhaps because it may reflect cumulative prosperity (wealth over a long time period) [ 48, 49].
These figures, conventionally allowing $1 for name, prestige of Time, come far from reflecting actual prosperity of Luce, his enterprises.
Li wrote to congratulate him, saying that the "victory reflects the prosperity and progress of Chinese literature, as well as the increasing national strength and influence of China".
The tomb for the Songhai emperor Askia Mohamed, built in 1495, reflects the prosperity of Gao under the Songhai as well as regional mud-building styles.
Poles have bought more than 500,000 new cars each year for the last four years, reflecting the prosperity and an explosion in consumer credit, but posing dangers for more inflation, already at 11.6percentt in July, a two-year high.
The area had been settled by upwardly mobile Jews, and the apartment, with its sunken living room, dining room, six closets and wraparound casement windows, reflected the prosperity and grace of decades past.
While it rejected the honour bestowed on Liu, calling it a desecration of the Nobel tradition, it welcomed Mo's win with open arms, saying it reflected "the prosperity and progress of Chinese literature, as well as the increasing influence of China".
