Fix grammar in this sentence: Thus it will be more essential for the government to emphasize the responsibility that adult children bear to support the family rather than directly give financial support to the aged, which will in turn lay more tax burdens on the working group.
The government should not give financial support to the aged, but rather to the working group.
The government should not give financial support to the aged, but rather to the working group.
The government should not give financial support to the aged, but rather to the working group.
The government should not give financial support to the aged, but rather to the working group.
The government should not give financial support to the aged, but rather to the working group.
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The government should not give financial support to the elderly.
The government should not give financial support to the elderly.
The government should not give financial support to the elderly.
The government should not give financial support to the elderly.
The government should not give financial support to the elderly.
The government should not give financial support to the elderly.
The government should not give financial support to the elderly.
The government should not give financial support to the elderly.
The government should not