Fix grammatical mistakes in this sentence: In conclusion, public spending on the aged should not be limited so that money can be diverted to other areas of the country's development.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money