Govt Exams
The preposition 'for' is incorrect; it should be 'to' when followed by a verb. The correct phrase is 'efforts to stimulate growth'.
'Governments' should be 'government's' (possessive form). The sentence requires the possessive form to show ownership of reluctance.
GST 'revolutionized' the system, aimed for 'uniformity', and small businesses faced 'difficulties' initially. This maintains logical coherence with GST's actual impact.
'Commitment' to ethical practices makes a company 'reputable' among conscious consumers. Other options present contradictory meanings.
With 'neither...nor' construction, the verb agrees with the nearest subject 'stakeholders' (plural), requiring 'were'.
'Mounting' indicates increasing challenges, and 'progressively' shows gradual market share gain by generics, fitting the context logically.
A conjunction like 'therefore' used after a semicolon requires a comma. Option A corrects this punctuation error.
P introduces the topic, Q explains benefits, R presents challenges, and S provides solution. Logical flow: introduction→benefits→challenges→solution.
'Disrupted' aligns with 'compelling change' and 'unprecedented' indicates new opportunities created by transformation.
'Perspicacious' means having keen insight and understanding, perfectly suited for economic analysis that provides valuable insights.