Fix grammar in this sentence: There are many implications to this issue and one of such implication is that the spending by the government on the aged has increased in order to deal with this issue.
The government is spending more on the elderly, but the elderly are not being taken care of.
- The government is spending more on the elderly, but the elderly are not being cared for.
- The government is spending more on the elderly, but the elderly are not being cared for.
- The government is spending more on the elderly, but the elderly are not being cared for.
- The government is spending more on the elderly, but the elderly are not being cared for.
The government has been spending a lot of money on the elderly.
The government has been spending a lot of money on the elderly.
The government has been spending a lot of money on the elderly.
The government has been spending a lot of money on the elderly.
The government has been spending a lot of money on the elderly.
The government has been spending a lot of money on the elderly.
The government has been spending a lot of money on the elderly.
The government