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Updated on: 12 Jul 2021, 08:02
Originally posted by PyjamaScientist on 11 Jul 2021, 22:47.
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The approach marks a reversal of years of economic policies that embraced low taxes as a way for countries to attract investment and fuel growth. Instead, countries are coalescing around the view that they should fund infrastructure and public goods to prepare for future pandemics with greater fiscal firepower at its disposal, to prompt a global hunt for revenue.
(A) they should fund infrastructure and public goods to prepare for future pandemics with greater fiscal firepower at its disposal, to prompt a global hunt for revenue.
(B) they should fund infrastructure, public goods and prepare for future pandemics with greater fiscal firepower at their disposal, to prompt a global hunt for revenue.
(C) they must fund infrastructure and public goods to prepare for future pandemics with more fiscal firepower at its disposal, prompting a global hunt for revenue.
(D) they must fund infrastructure and public goods and prepare for future pandemics with more fiscal firepower at their disposal, prompting a global hunt for revenue.
(E) they must fund infrastructure and public goods to prepare for future pandemics with greater fiscal firepower at their disposal, prompting a global hunt for revenue.
(nytimes article: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/10/us/p ... l-g20.html)
(A) they should fund infrastructure and public goods to prepare for future pandemics with greater fiscal firepower at its disposal, to prompt a global hunt for revenue.
(B) they should fund infrastructure, public goods and prepare for future pandemics with greater fiscal firepower at their disposal, to prompt a global hunt for revenue.
(C) they must fund infrastructure and public goods to prepare for future pandemics with more fiscal firepower at its disposal, prompting a global hunt for revenue.
(D) they must fund infrastructure and public goods and prepare for future pandemics with more fiscal firepower at their disposal, prompting a global hunt for revenue.
(E) they must fund infrastructure and public goods to prepare for future pandemics with greater fiscal firepower at their disposal, prompting a global hunt for revenue.
NY Times excerpt: The approach marks a reversal of years of economic policies that embraced low taxes as a way for countries to attract investment and fuel growth. Instead, countries are coalescing around the view that they must fund infrastructure, public goods and prepare for future pandemics with more fiscal firepower at their disposal, prompting a global hunt for revenue.
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Why is C incorrect and D answer?
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The power mentioned in the question is a uncountable noun.
Therefore, we should use "more" to address it. A, B and E are out.
"Its" is being used to address countries, countries have already been addressed by "they" in the starting of the sentence.
So, C is wrong
leaving us with D.
Therefore, we should use "more" to address it. A, B and E are out.
"Its" is being used to address countries, countries have already been addressed by "they" in the starting of the sentence.
So, C is wrong
leaving us with D.
