Fix grammatical mistakes in this sentence: Thus I advocate spending on the aged is necessary yet it should be carefully limited so as not to compromise other sectors and overall national interest in the long run.
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The elderly are a burden on the national economy.
The sentence is correct, but it is not grammatically correct. It is not the case that the elderly are a burden on the national economy.
The sentence is not grammatically correct. It is not the case that the elderly are a burden on the national economy.
The sentence is not grammatically correct. It is not the case that the elderly are a burden on the national economy.
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