Fix grammaticality in this sentence: So it has been a controversial issue that whether government shall cut public spending on the aged and divert to other areas of economic development to secure stable productivity and GDP.
The government has cut public spending on the aged and the aged.
The government has cut public spending on the aged and the aged.
The government has cut public spending on the aged and the aged.
The government has cut public spending on the aged and the aged.
The government has cut public spending on the aged and the aged.
The government has cut public spending on the aged and the aged.
The government has cut public spending on the aged and the aged.
The government
The government has cut public spending on the aged and the government has been forced to divert funds to other areas of economic development.
The government has cut public spending on the aged and the government has been forced to divert funds to other areas of economic development.
The government has been forced to divert funds to other areas of economic development.
The government has been forced to divert funds to other areas of economic development.
The government has been forced to divert funds to other areas of economic development.