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Read the sentences and choose the option that best arranges them in a logical order.
(i) All it has to do is to drive up the inflation rate – examples are the damage Lyndon Johnson's inflationary policies did to the US economy and the damage which consistently pro-inflationary policies have done to the economy of Italy.
(ii) It is easy, the record shows, for a government to do harm to its domestic economy.
(iii) Contrary to what economists confidently promised forty years ago, business cycles have not been abolished.
(iv) They still operate pretty much the way they have been operating for the past 150 years.
(v) But there is not the slightest evidence that any government policy to stimulate the economy has impact, whether that policy be Keynesian, monetarist, supply–side or neoclassical.
(iii)-(iv)-(ii)-(i)-(v)
(iii)-(v)-(ii)-(i)-(iv)
(ii)-(iv)-(i)-(v)-(iii)
(ii)-(i)-(iii)-(iv)-(v)
(ii)-(i)-(v)-(iii)-(iv)
Validate
Solution:
(d) Statement (ii) is the best statement to start with
Statement (i) tells how it can do this.
Statement (iii) tells the promises made
Statement (iv) tells condition of country after
statement (iii).
Statement (v) concludes it
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